Shooting after bypass
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MSalyards
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Shooting after bypass
How many months? Doc says 3 and I'll be fine. Any experience?
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MLV
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Re: Shooting after bypass
I was off about that much and then started again with no problems.Good luck.
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MLV
Beware the man with one rifle. He may not have enough interest in it to be competent!
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sandhillcowboy1
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Michael Johnson
Re: Shooting after bypass
The biggest issue is the stainless steel wire they use to close your sternum. It takes time to heal up properly. If it hurts, wait a little longer till it does not. You don't want to screw this up, give it the proper respect and time. Everyone is a little different depending upon their medical condition. I have seen a lot of these over a forty year career in anesthesiology, as well as have seen a good number of friends recover from bypass surgery.
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MSalyards
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Re: Shooting after bypass
Thanks for the info, I'm counting the days!