The person whose heart has been stented thunders outside in rainy days, will it affect the heart stent?

Everyone is familiar with coronary heart disease, and many patients with coronary heart disease have installed heart stents. At present, for patients with more than 75% coronary artery occlusion and severe angina pectoris, installing cardiac stent is a good choice to improve symptoms and improve survival rate. At present, there are three main types of cardiac stents, including bare stents, drug-eluting stents and biodegradable stents. Both bare stents and drug-eluting stents are supported by metal stents. Some people worry that people who do stents outside may affect heart stents when it rains and thunders? Is it true?/You don't say. /You don't say.

Heart stents are immune to lightning and rainy days. In fact, the metal in the bracket hardly attracts lightning and makes it conductive. Stents look like slender metal cages and are placed in blood vessels to open narrow or blocked blood vessels. They can help unblock blocked blood vessels, increase blood flow to the heart and reduce the range of myocardial death. The bracket is actually very small, two to four millimeters in diameter and only a few centimeters in length. They are hollow, cylindrical and reticulated metal tubes, usually made of titanium alloy. Because it is very small, it is wrapped by vascular endothelium after implantation, so it is not affected by the outside world. Thunder and rain have no effect on it. But for patients with coronary heart disease, especially patients with coronary heart disease, the function of the heart itself is far less than that of normal healthy people. Therefore, in the weather of thunder and rain, cold air or thunder may lead to cardiovascular accidents and life-threatening, which has nothing to do with the heart stent itself.

What should I pay attention to after stent implantation? Implanting a heart stent doesn't mean we can sit back and relax. Stent blockage may occur again after stent implantation, so we should stick to medication and change bad habits. Usually, cardiac angiography is needed half a year after stent implantation. For this kind of people, we should pay attention to improving their lifestyle, quitting smoking and drinking, ensuring adequate sleep and avoiding fatigue. If there are high-risk factors such as hypertension, diabetes and hyperlipidemia, we should pay attention to monitoring, take medicine on time according to the doctor's advice, and control blood pressure and blood sugar.

Proper use of cardiac stents can save lives, but we should not think that stent surgery is one size fits all, nor should we worry too much about the weather. Maintaining a cheerful mood every day, maintaining a healthy and good lifestyle, regular work and rest, reasonable diet, and adhering to medication according to doctor's advice are effective methods to prevent the deterioration of coronary heart disease.