Arnold Schwarzenegger says he is feeling "awesome" subsequent to going through heart medical procedure as of late to supplant his aortic valve.

The 73-year-old "Eliminator" star uncovered the news over his web-based media channels Friday with a message that he was progressing admirably.

"On account of the group at the Cleveland Clinic, I have another aortic valve to oblige my new aspiratory valve from my keep going medical procedure," he composed on Twitter. "I feel phenomenal and have just been strolling the roads of Cleveland making the most of your astounding sculptures. Much obliged to you to each doc and medical attendant in my group!"

Schwarzenegger added a couple photographs to his message. One gives him offering a go-ahead in his clinic bed while the staying three photographs portray the previous legislative leader of California visiting the roads of downtown Cleveland in Ohio, remembering a went for front of the Cuyahoga County Courthouse, a sculpture of Jesse Owens in Fort Huntington Park, and the sculpture of Abraham Lincoln close to the Board of Education building. Trends Press Wire

He had similar message on his Instagram, accepting an overflowing of adoration from loved ones after the effective medical procedure.

"❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️PLEASE DONT GO WORKOUT TODAY!!" his 27-year-old child, Patrick, remarked.

His girl, Katherine, 30, tolled in with help for her dad, remarking with a progression of heart and imploring emoticons.

Schwarzenegger's most youthful child, Joseph Baena, 23, additionally stated, "Love you, father! How are you previously hitting a lat spread???"

"Alles gute!!!!" ski champion Lindsey Vonn included, German for "all the best."

This most recent medical procedure went with Schwarzenegger's open-heart medical procedure back in March 2018. The entertainer's representative Daniel Ketchell delivered an announcement at that point, clarifying that he went through an arranged medical procedure so as to supplant a pulmonic valve that was initially supplanted because of an intrinsic heart deformity in 1997 at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles. trendpresswire.com

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