Protecting Your Grafts for the Long Run
The habits that keep coronary disease from progressing.
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Long-Term Heart Health — Week 2966 post-op
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Long-Term Heart Health
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Tuesday, September 29
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If something doesn't feel right, let your care team know.
Today's Recovery Tip
Long-term heart health is a daily practice. The Mediterranean diet, regular exercise, and your medications are working together right now to protect your bypass grafts.
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Six Months
Six months since surgery. You have rebuilt your strength, protected your grafts, and learned to live with a healthier heart.
Earned May 24, 1970
Rehab Graduate
You completed all 36 cardiac rehabilitation sessions. This puts you in an elite group — fewer than 1 in 5 eligible patients finish.
Earned Mar 17, 1970
Three Months
Three months post-surgery. Most patients feel dramatically better than they did before surgery.
Earned Feb 23, 1970
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Check-In Streak: 3 Days
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Medication Master
14 days of taking all medications consistently.
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The numbers to track and how often to check them.
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Your Post-CABG Medications Explained
Understanding why each medication matters and what to watch for.
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Ask Heart Health HQ
Is it normal to feel tired 5 weeks after bypass surgery?
Yes — fatigue is one of the most common experiences in the weeks following bypass surgery. Your heart and body are healing from a major operation, and this requires significant energy. Most patients notice meaningful improvement between weeks 6–8.
If you are feeling unusually short of breath alongside the fatigue, or if it is getting worse rather than better, contact your care team promptly.
This is educational information only — not medical advice. Always consult your care team for personal medical decisions.
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