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Husband, in 30s, had heart attack 1week ago. 3 stents. 1 more artery (80% blocked) 2 be fixed soon. cardiologist says ok to walk, work already. is it?
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Stents: Wow he is young. Once the stents are in blood flow to heart is good. So yes it is ok to walk and work.
Answered 6/24/2018
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