The longest-lived person with heart stent

Heart stent surgery is an important medical technology that saves lives. Many people may wonder how long these stents can keep people alive? In fact, heart stents are not a "time bomb", but a tool to help the heart restore normal blood flow. The people who live the longest do not live because of the stents, but because of a good lifestyle and active health management after surgery.

After heart stent surgery, the patient's quality of life and life expectancy largely depend on postoperative health management. Just like a car, if you always maintain it properly, it can go further. The stent is just "building the road" for the heart, while daily diet, exercise and drug management are the key to "driving skills". Many people who have successfully undergone stent surgery have enjoyed a long and high-quality life through a healthy lifestyle and regular medical examinations.

So, how can we do it? In terms of diet, a low-salt, low-fat, high-fiber diet is the best choice for heart health. Imagine that your heart is a kitchen pipe. Too much grease will clog the pipe, and a healthy diet is like a good helper to clean the pipe. Moderate exercise helps to maintain the health of the cardiovascular system, just like doing "aerobics" for the heart, making it stronger and more powerful. Regularly taking medications prescribed by doctors, especially antiplatelet drugs, can prevent the occurrence of restenosis in stents.

Mental health should not be neglected either. People with heart disease often feel anxious or depressed, which is like the "invisible enemy" of the heart. Maintaining a positive attitude and seeking psychological support can help improve the quality of life. Sharing your feelings with family and friends, or joining a cardiac rehabilitation group are both good choices.

Therefore, heart stents are not the only factor that determines life expectancy. Through a good lifestyle and health management, many heart stent patients are able to enjoy a long and high-quality life. Remember, stents are just the beginning, and the real work needs to be paved by you.