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After having bypass surgery I have a sort of rattling/clicking felling from behind my sternum when I cough or breath deeply

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After having bypass surgery I have a sort of rattling/clicking felling from behind my sternum when I cough or breath deeply

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Celtic1956

Hi Tony here I had a triple bypass clicking is fairly standard I clicked for a while but it will Stop as you heal good luck

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Steve0114 in reply toCeltic1956

Thanks that’s reassuring my gp thought I was imagining it

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Steve

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Celtic1956 in reply toSteve0114

Your G.P never had his chest cut open

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Debtyd in reply toCeltic1956

😂🤣wonderful x

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Celtic1956 in reply toDebtyd

Glad you liked my reply my GP is exalent

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IrisCarter

It’s the sounds of the bone and cartilage moving around. It should diminish as your chest heals.

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Steve0114 in reply toIrisCarter

Thanks I’ll stop worrying now

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IrisCarter in reply toSteve0114

There’s a lot to worry about post OHS. They can’t wire the sternum tight enough to stop movements that you might hear as creaking and grinding. I also have the problem with the front of my pelvis from when I was pregnant with a very healthy, active, large baby!

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Steve0114 in reply toIrisCarter

Thanks Iris that’s useful

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