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melin

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Sex and blocked carotid arteries Posted: 04-22-08 10:23am


My husband has over 90% blocked carotid arteries on both sides of his neck. He is going into the hospital to have a procedure done where they take out the plague on one artery and then go in 3 weeks later to unblock the other one. Is it safe to have sex prior to the surgery and how long after before it is safe?

Dr. Nikola

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Posted: 04-24-08 09:22am


You can have sex before the surgery. Few days after the surgery you can continue having sex.

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