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Open heart surgery mein artery change hone ke baad kitne dino mein patient normal life mein aa sakta h
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After Robotic CABG can get back to normalcy by 3 weeks but same for open heart surgery will be 3 months
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Surgery ke baad lagbhag 2-3 mahina tak khud drive nahin karna chahiye, kuch bhaari samaan nahin uthana chahiye, zyada bhaari exercise nahin karna chahiye. 3 mahine ke baad saare kaam dheere dheere shuru kar sakte hain.
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