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Have sharp pain in heart area since stent in R-artery. Didn't have before stent. All tests show normal. Pain comes and goes no matter what I'm doing. Cardiologist and primary Dr. say don't worry about it. Easy for them to say. If I really had a heart attac...
Hi , I am 34 years old , I have been diagnosed with microvascular angina . I used to be on this forum calling myself rosequartz but something happened with the forgotten password ect..So I joined again. Anyway I finally got a diagnosis for my heart when t...
Is it likely that having a stent placed in a heart artery could cause a blood
clot later-- weeks or months-- in the same leg in which the catheter is inserted,
or either leg?
i am 56 year of age i am a dibitic and b.p pacient
my engogram showed that i have 70 % block age in one of the vains
docter suggests me to go for stunt if medicne does not cure with in 7 days
what should i do
I have a question on Angioplasty. My dad is around 72 and Has 2 blocked for which
they put stent.
He was in ICU for 3 days and then about a week in hospital. He seems to be
having slight dis-orientation. I am not sure what could be the problem.
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Do you have any information on arteries that have branches, that wont stay open with stents, due to the branches being too small?
My son has a Diagonal Branch off the Left Main Coronary Artery, that has this problem. It has been stented twice and clos...
My husband was diagnosed last month with coronary artery disease at age 53. He had a metal stent placed in the left circumflex artery. At that time I, along with 3 other family members were told he had 75% blockage in that artery but further on where that ...
My dad's doctor told my dad that there is a presence of a stent in the left circumflex coronary artery. I wasn't present at the time of his visit so I couldn't ask the doctor for a definition. I checked the internet to find a clear answer but I couldn't un...
i need to find out if i am having something that could be serious or going wrong after stent implant in groin area because i am having pain in my groin area after 7 months of having a stent implant for my heart and the pain is getting worse where the stent...
I took a heart attack on year ago and I have a stent. I have weird sensation on my left side like a poking sensation sometimes burning is this normal after a stent.
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