After a transplant, patients must follow a strict medication regimen, which includes immunosuppressants to prevent organ rejection and ensure the new lung functions properly.

Managing energy levels is key, with patients often needing to balance activity and rest, particularly during the first few months after surgery.

A healthy diet, regular physical activity, and the avoidance of smoking and alcohol are strongly encouraged to support recovery and reduce the risk of complications.

 Additionally, regular check-ups with transplant specialists are essential for monitoring lung health, assessing the effectiveness of medications, and ensuring overall well-being throughout the recovery process.