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Suggest Remedy For Heart Ailment
My CABG done in sept. 2010. I am fit at present. Size of heart is normal. Pump rate is improves from 45% to 47% and no bad habits. I am vegetrian. In the morning I am doing exerxie and walk atleast 45 minutes.
What are the chances of smooth life.
If any problem arise in future what are the chances of second by pass if heart size is normal and pumping remains the same.
Ashok Jain
What are the chances of smooth life.
If any problem arise in future what are the chances of second by pass if heart size is normal and pumping remains the same.
Ashok Jain
Thu, 29 Dec 2016
Hi
ashok dont worry
post by pass you should undergoe a test called stress THALLIUM every year , if stress thallium is good that means all the grafts are patent, these days life expectency post by pass is more then 25 year.
just follow all the medications
get a stress thallium done every year , if grafts are ok nothing to worry about.
do exercise 45 minutes a day
use unsaturated fats
avoid too much oil.
Second by pass also have very good prognosis , less then 5% patient die after that , most of them havee aperfect prognosis , dont worry
just get a stress thallium dione every year
ashok dont worry
post by pass you should undergoe a test called stress THALLIUM every year , if stress thallium is good that means all the grafts are patent, these days life expectency post by pass is more then 25 year.
just follow all the medications
get a stress thallium done every year , if grafts are ok nothing to worry about.
do exercise 45 minutes a day
use unsaturated fats
avoid too much oil.
Second by pass also have very good prognosis , less then 5% patient die after that , most of them havee aperfect prognosis , dont worry
just get a stress thallium dione every year
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