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I am a 34 year old male. 2 weeks ago I had a MI and then another a week later. They ended up doing a cath and found I had blockage. They did a stent and since I have been home I have been week, and running out of energy fast. Is this a normal thing wit...
I recently had a Positive EKG/Cardiolyte IV Stress Test. I then had the Heart Cath that proved the Stress Test false positive. This happened exactly the same 4 yrs. ago. Both times this was indicated because of chest pain. I do have the common risk f...
During a cardiac cath if a blockage is discovered, can they put a stint in without having to do a bypass at the time of the cath? Of course unless the blockage(s) are too severe then a bypass would be necessary. I am thinking in the right direction?
Th...
I am 25 and have to go for a diagnostic cardiac cath on Friday 10/23. I have low oxygen (they can;t figure out why) and am terrified. Has anyone gone through this with low o2? I already have low blood pressure and am scared that it will drop more during th...
I recently had cardiac cath with 2 stent implants (my 4th and 5th) in RCA 1 previous in RCA and 2 in LAD.
Family history of cardiac issues. Swelling got to point it was painful to walk and family Dr concerned for CHF
sent me to hospital for several tests...
Is there any reason to bother with a Cardiac Catheterization test if I've already been put on a beta bloker and statin?
Or should we give the drugs time to work?
Can drugs and exercise reduce restriction in an artery?
I recently had a stress test that...
Question: Is Cardiac MRI testing commonly or widely available in European countries such as France, Germany, England and Spain?
I am not sure to have the catherization, becouse I have two opinion , one cardiology want me to wait and have some pills meantime, and the other want to make the cardiac catherization.According to my nuclear stress test show I have ejection fraction 36%, s...
Why would a cardiologist do an angiogram and give a report of a 30% blockage and two weeks later do a cardiac cath and give a report of 89% blockage in the LAD? Why would an angiogram not show this?
i had a heart cath and the fidings was LMCA Generic 50% lesion (L1)
diagnosis says right dominant
grafts says LIMA Graft to LAD
SVG Graft to MARG1
i have had 2 different bypass surgeries and several stents since then and had most recent heart cat...
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