The 73-year-old said in May that doctors had found three blocked arteries stopping the supply of blood to his heart after he was treated for pain due to a rip in his gluteus maximus and a compressed sciatic nerve.
Appearing on BBC's The One Show, he offered an update on his recovery.
He said: “I’m OK now. That’s all you need to know. I got hit pretty hard and pretty low. A series of medical incidents, I guess you could say. It takes you very low.
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“So I am now on physical exercise and cardio rehab and I think I am turning a corner. I feel like I have got my sparkle back, just in the last few days, actually.
“But it has been a while. It was a tough one.”
May previously said he was under pressure to have a triple bypass but eventually chose to have stents (tubes that open blocked passageways) put in.
