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My grandfather just finished heart bypass surgery. What to eat?
Hello, you should pay attention to your diet. In the recovery period after coronary artery bypass grafting, it usually means to increase the intake of calories, protein and vitamins within 1 month after operation. For patients with coronary heart disease, it is a long-term task to control hyperlipidemia and hyperglycemia through diet therapy. Therefore, in terms of diet, diet control and adjustment combined with drug therapy to control hypertension, hyperlipidemia and hyperglycemia are important contents after bypass surgery.

Saturated fatty acids: animal meat (especially fat), animal fat, cream cake; Cholesterol: egg yolk, egg products, animal viscera, squid, cuttlefish; Total fat: meat (especially fat), animal fat and vegetable oil. Appropriate varieties should also help to reduce the level of other risk factors, such as limiting salt and increasing antioxidants and vitamins (vegetables and fruits). This control scheme is a general requirement of diet, and it should be individualized according to the patient's situation in practical application. To control weight, in addition to limiting high-calorie foods such as fat and sweets, physical exercise should be appropriately increased, such as walking, jogging, gymnastics and cycling.