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Might it be possible that a a paitient with coronary heart disease take a long trip by plane?
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Yes: May want to, use wheelchair and rides to get to and from plane stop, and rest if angina starts, take your medicine, talk to your doctor, etc.
Answered 5/22/2013
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Depends. : If not unstable or recent procedure/surgery, or having active symptoms, trips are usually fine. Keep hydrated and move frequently.
Answered 6/4/2013
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