I had a vascular bypass, what can I do and what should I avoid?

So it's a good question essentially people who have a bypass usually are pushed to walk as soon as possible so the bypass is working straight away so whether or even then the vascular is the same whenever the flow is reestablished there's no time to expect before the symptoms of course of critical limb ischemia can pass I mean it's a straightaway process essentially the patient needs to of course try to be moderate in all the activities that he wants to do or he or she wants to do because essentially still let's say it's a quite invasive operation but at the same time the more you start walking you know as soon as as it's possible the better it is in regarding for example the lung functionality and even the muscles themselves so to stay for a long time in bed is never never very good for any patient.