Removal Procedure Of Cag
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Rest at home until the morning after the procedure. Keep the wrist where the procedure was done as straight as you can for 6 hours. Do not do any sports, heavy work or lifting with the arm that was used for your procedure for 4 -7 days. Gradually increase your activity over the first week.
Do not do strenuous exercise and do not lift, pull, or push anything heavy until your doctor says it is okay. This may be for several days. You can walk around the house and do light activity, such as cooking. If the catheter was placed in your groin, try not to walk up stairs for the first couple of days.
For 24 hours, don't do anything that requires attention to detail, such as going to work, making important decisions, or signing any legal documents. It takes time for the medicine's effects to completely wear off. For your safety, do not drive or operate any machinery that could be dangerous.
When you can return to work will depend on what you do for a job. General guidance is 3 days after an angiogram, and after 1 week following an angioplasty. If you have a heart attack then you will likely need 4-6 weeks off work.
During the procedure a catheter (thin flexible tube) is inserted into an artery in your arm or groin and then threaded carefully into the heart. The blood vessels of the heart are then studied by injection of contrast media through the catheter. A rapid succession of X-rays (fluoroscopy) is taken to view blood flow.