Coronary heart disease patients do stent surgery can once and for all

Stent

implantation is a procedure that involves implanting stents into coronary artery stenosis to dilate blood vessels, improve blood flow, and relieve symptoms. However, stent implantation does not solve all problems. For example, patients with multiple vascular diseases may need multiple operations to solve all problems. The occurrence of coronary heart disease is related to many factors such as eating habits, lifestyle and psychological state of patients. Therefore, patients need to control these risk factors for a long time after surgery, such as controlling blood pressure, blood lipids and blood sugar, and quitting smoking and alcohol, and maintaining a healthy lifestyle to prevent recurrence of the disease. In addition, patients need to take drugs for a long time after surgery, such as antiplatelet drugs, lipid-lowering drugs, etc., to prevent thrombosis and restenosis. Therefore, coronary heart disease patients do stent surgery and can not be done once and for all.