Smoking After a Carotid Stent: Risks & Recovery
Smoking is not recommended after having a stent put in your neck. Smoking causes inflammation and damage to the blood vessel walls, and it can interfere with the healing process after stent placement. Smoking can also cause blood clots to form and damage the stent. It's important to follow your doctor's instructions and avoid smoking after stent placement to ensure a successful recovery.Smoking & Tobacco - Related Articles
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