Sex sidelines many patients after a coronary, especially women, and they have higher rates of depression

Sex After A Heart Attack?

By W. Gifford-Jones, MD and Diana Gifford-Jones —— Bio and Archives--April 27, 2009

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I’ve always believed that being shot at 95 years of age by a jealous lover is the ideal way to depart this earth. But suppose you survive a coronary attack much earlier in life, how is it going to affect your sex life? Is it time to forget about “amour” and switch to backgammon or hooking rugs? Or, is a little romp in the bed still safe?

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