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Heart bypass surgery patient. can i try to have a baby?
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In most cases, yes: Coronary bypass surgery is generally done to restore normal or near-normal circulation to the heart muscle. Provided no complications occur during or after the surgery, such as heart muscle damage, childbirth is generally quite possible and of little risk.
Answered 1/23/2014
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