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Should bypass/heart patients normally sleep on their back, side or stomach? and are there any special sleep aides such as matresses or pillows that can help assist the cardiac patient sleep better?
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Bypass and sleep: Sleep whatever way is comfortable there are no limitations except maybe sleeping upside down!
Answered 10/8/2012
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