What is the diet for heart surgery people?

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Question
Hello doctor. My mother is 74 years old this year, just 1 month after heart surgery. I want to ask about the diet after surgery? Does eating a lot of sweets have any effect? Please advise me, thank you doctor.
Tran Thi Hoan (1987)
Reply
Hello. After 1 month of stenting, you should re-examine the interventional cardiologist to be re-evaluated and have advice for appropriate nutrition!
Thank you for asking questions to Vinmec.com website. Best regards.
BSCK II Ho Viet Le Diem - General Internal Medicine - Department of Examination & Internal Medicine - Vinmec Central Park International General Hospital

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