How long does the cardio take to work?

Generally, you can work within 3-10 days after completing the cardiographic examination. Details are as follows:

Cardiography is an invasive examination method. By puncturing the artery of the hand or leg, the catheter is sent to the coronary artery opening or heart, and the contrast medium is injected. The coronary artery and heart valve are observed under X-ray and ultrasound. If the examinee has good immunity, good personal care, and no infection occurs at the puncture site, he can work within 3-5 days. If the subject has low immunity, poor personal care, infection at the puncture site, the work time is relatively long, which may take 5-10 days. The

patient needs to pay attention to rest, ensure adequate sleep, and eat foods rich in vitamins and proteins to promote recovery.