Bill Clinton Hospitalized

Bill Clinton Hospitalized after the chest pains in Presbyterian Hospital New York. The former President went under a stent surgery this afternoon according to cardiac specialists at the hospital. He is going to be fully recovered according to hospital sources.

Bill Clinton had gone under quadruple bypass surgery in 2004 at the same hospital when he was found with significant blockages in his arteries after the angiography. Six month after the surgery, Bill Clinton again went under surgery for removal of fluid and scar tissues from his chest cavity.

According to Dr. Jon Resar, director of the Adult Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory of Johns Hopkins Hospital in Maryland, it was usual of having such medical procedures six years after the bypass surgery.

According to his advisor, Bill Clinton was in good spirits after going through the medical procedure.

Doctors at the Presbyterian Hospital dismissed the chances of heart attack and they further added that new blockage was not a result of his diet.

Sixty-three years old, former President of America is expected to catch his routine from Monday.

The heavy workload and certain anxieties may cause such chest pains that are specifically related to heart attack and such pains are a frequent phenomenon in patients that have had went under stent surgery, as these stents are prone to block again after few years if the patients did not follow the doctors’ advice.

Bill Clinton has had been quite popular president in the history of the nation and both he and his wife former First Lady and present Foreign Secretary of America are a couple that might be considered one of the pillars of American politics.