What to do if blood vessels become blocked again after bypass surgery

If blood vessels become blocked again after bypass surgery, you can usually choose to take intensive medication or undergo stent intervention. If the condition is more serious, you will need to undergo open-chest bypass surgery.

1. Enhanced drug treatment: If the blood vessels are blocked again after bypass surgery, it will affect the treatment effect of the disease. If this situation occurs again and is not particularly serious, you can choose to take oral enhanced drugs under the guidance of a doctor, which can relieve the symptoms of blockage.

2. Stent interventional therapy: Stent interventional therapy is usually a minimally invasive surgery, which causes relatively little harm to the body during the operation. It can also effectively treat the blockage of the blood vessels behind the bridge.

3. Open-chest bypass surgery: Open-chest bypass surgery is usually a traditional surgery and is more suitable for conditions where blood vessels are blocked again after bypass surgery. When the condition is more serious, open-chest bypass surgery is required for treatment. The harm to the body during treatment is relatively small, and after the operation, the body's immunity and resistance will decrease. After the operation, the patient needs to be given more nutritious food. He can choose to eat more food rich in high-quality protein, such as chicken, eggs, milk, or he can take protein powder directly.