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Patients recovering from bypass surgery should take the initial precaution of avoiding excessive pressure on their hands when getting up from bed. Those who have undergone conventional surgery should refrain from applying pressure to their hand for a minimum of three months to prevent experiencing significant pain. Additionally, incorporating the use of a chest binder is recommended during this recovery period. <br>Dr. Soumya Guha, Senior Consultant Cardiothoracic &amp; Vascular Surgeon, West Bengal discusses precautions to consider while getting up from the bed.

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