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If you are a doctor, please answer the medical questions based on the patient's description.

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I am a male of 48 yrs old, 1mt55, 60kg, suffering from High Blood Pressure since 25 years, Diabetic since 10 years & hypercholesterolaemia since 7 years. Treatment: amlodipine 10mg od, enalapril 5mg bd, atenolol 50mg od, metformin 1gm bd. In Dec. 2006, I had a heart attack. Thrombolysis carried out after hospitalised in ICU. Treatment: same as above + aspirin 75mg od, clopidogrel 75mg od, ISMN R 40mg od & atorvastatin 80mg for 2 months then 40mg nocte, In Mar. 2007, angiogram done: LAD blocked with diffused patches at many places, two other arteries blocked at In Jan. 2011, angiogram repeated - same results. Plan: CABG. Oct. 2011, CABG done. Treatment: atenolol 50mg od, losartan 50mg bd, metformin 1gm bd, aspirin 75mg od, atorvastatin 40mg nocte. Smoker since 10 years-4/5 cig. daily, consuming alcohol thrice weekly about 3/4 pegs. Stopped smoking since Dec. 2006, consuming 2/3 glasses of light red wine daily, rarely 2/3 pegs of whisky. I would be much appreciated if you could advise me on the following: Diet,exercises, sex, alcohol,& normal daily activities.

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Hi, This is Chat Doctor. Hope this message finds you in good health. I understand your concerns and will try to answer them.1) Exercise - We generally tell every cardiac patient with good heart function to be active. Exercise (moderate cardiac exercise) at least 30 min/ day 5 days a week. Do not go for heavy exercise.2) Diet - Avoid fatty food, snacks & take small meals frequently. Do not take heavy meal especially at night. Avoid red meat.3) Sex - we do not say to avoid sex. Ye over stressing is to be avoided.4) Alcohol - we generally say to avoid alcohol. But if you still want to take it, you can take 1peg/day. Avoid heavy 