After cardiac stenting, recovery to pre-morbid condition is usually possible. If there are more co-morbidities, the recovery time may be longer. Cardiac stenting is a type of cardiac intervention that is now a common treatment for myocardial infarction. The recovery time after cardiac stenting is related to the patient’s physical strength, age, and the severity of the disease, as well as the post-operative care. If the patient is young, the recovery after stent implantation will be faster, and usually the patient can fully recover to the pre-morbid condition in about six months. If the patient is older and suffers from more co-morbidities, the recovery time after cardiac stent implantation is usually longer and it takes some time to return to the pre-morbid condition. After implantation of cardiac stent, patients should strictly follow the doctor’s instruction, take medication regularly, avoid spicy and stimulating food, do not smoke or drink alcohol, and ensure sufficient sleep to help their condition recover.