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An angeogrphy has bn done to remove 2 blockages from my heart artelary on 13.06.2013 what precausions should mentained for not hvng any more further b?
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Diet, exercise: Following cardiologist's advice and taking prescribed medications as well as diabetes control @ smoking cessation if applicable.
Answered 6/18/2013
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