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EPISODE · Oct 25, 2015 · 6 MIN

What Patients Can Do Before Surgery to Heal Better

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Preparing for surgery does not just happen in the operating room—it begins weeks before. Prehabilitation is about the steps patients can take to improve their recovery, from quitting smoking and controlling blood sugar to exercising, adjusting medications, and ensuring proper nutrition. Tom Miller, MD, talks to Dan Vargo, MD, about how these proactive measures can lower complication risks, speed healing, and help patients return to daily life more quickly. Learn about the proven benefits of prehabilitation and how you can take control of your health before surgery.

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