Treatment of sequelae of stent surgery

I believe many of my friends have undergone stent surgery. So for those who have just undergone stent cleaning surgery, friends must pay attention to prevent the sequelae of stent surgery. Especially those who are in the recovery stage, come and learn about this article to tell you which aspects to prevent from occurring sequelae.

Generally, you should pay attention to the following after surgery: Diet: During the recovery period after coronary artery bypass surgery, you usually need to increase your intake of calories, protein and vitamins to promote a quick recovery after surgery. But after that, for patients with coronary heart disease, dietary therapy, that is, controlling hyperlipidemia, becomes a long-term task.

Because coronary artery bypass surgery only treats myocardial ischemia caused by coronary artery blockage, rather than treating the cause of coronary heart disease. Therefore, in terms of diet, paying attention to controlling the occurrence of hyperlipidemia is one of the important measures to prevent and slow down coronary artery or postoperative re-blockage. Exercise: Initially, you can walk indoors and around the house, using something to hold on to.

Then, when you feel no difficulty, you can start walking, which is a good and effective way of exercise. This method can improve blood circulation and increase muscle and bone strength. Start walking at a speed and pace that feels comfortable. Later, gradually speed up the pace. To increase your heart rate and breathing rate, you can do it three times a day, five minutes each time, starting with a comfortable walk, and then gradually increase the time and distance of the walk based on what you can tolerate. Taking more walks a day is more beneficial than one long walk. Insist on walking every day, and gradually increase the distance of your daily walks. As long as you can tolerate it, you can slowly go up the stairs and hills. During exercise and training, if you experience chest pain, you should stop immediately. If you experience shortness of breath, asthma, and fatigue, you should also stop immediately. If these symptoms disappear, you can continue the activity at a slower pace and then increase it day by day.

Do not exercise too early, as this may cause great harm to the postoperative complications. Of course, friends who may experience sequelae do not need to worry. Just wait until the body recovers to a certain stage and these sequelae will be eliminated.