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After bypass surgery

2016-04-13 16:59:19
Hello My father went through bypass surgery 2years back after he feels the noise in his chest cage. So I wanted to ask that is it natural aur we need to re fix it.
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Hello, After surgery, he may hear popping and clicking sounds in your chest. These sounds are caused by cartilage between your ribs. If he hear this, avoid doing arm exercise and be careful with your arm movements. If he feel grating of the sternum in the middle of your chest, then consult your surgeon.

Answered2016-04-14 12:39:53

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