What to do about the sequelae of heart bypass surgery

In the last century, people often died of heart disease. Now, society is completely prepared for heart disease and can provide some repairs. Then there is heart bypass surgery, but the surgery is not so perfect and will leave sequelae of heart bypass surgery. So how can we prevent the sequelae? Let us introduce it to you.

After the heart bypass surgery, the heart disease is not cured and the patient is all right. Instead, the blockage of a blood vessel is temporarily solved and the contradiction of myocardial ischemia is temporarily alleviated. Therefore, three things need to be considered for prevention:

1. Since the abnormal state of the blood has not changed, chronic stenosis may occur again. Many patients may experience chest pain, which may result in them having to undergo a second operation ten to twenty years after the operation, with stent placement or bypass surgery.

2. The graft blood vessels used in heart bypass surgery may develop blood clots when taking medications, which may lead to myocardial infarction, so anticoagulants need to be taken for life unless there are contraindications to taking anticoagulants.

3. In addition to the graft vessels themselves, it is necessary to prevent new stenosis problems in other parts of the coronary arteries, so long-term preventive medication treatment is still required after heart surgery.

Countermeasures: Continue taking medications, such as lipid-lowering drugs and anticoagulants. Patients with diabetes and hypertension must control their blood sugar and blood pressure well. Light diet and healthy lifestyle.

We have introduced the sequelae of heart bypass surgery. You all know it very clearly. In life, friends who are troubled by heart disease must pay attention to choosing a regular large hospital for surgery to avoid the sequelae left after the operation.