I hate CT angiograms they are nearly always so inconclusive. You always read comments like "should be considered" and what you expect are facts. I think what you need is a gold standard angiogram to see exactly what is going on and establish the facts, along with in if any intervention is necessary. When you hear things like 25% narrowed or 50%, these are not an immediate concern with intervention, but do trigger warnings for lifestyle changes. It's a different matter when blockages are 80-99%. These are more risky. I think in your case further investigation is a possibility and they can then decide if any stents are required.
I had a stent placed Feb 5th. I had a stress test Feb 14th. During the treadmill EKG I got my heart up to 150 BPM and lasted 12 minutes. I was given the go ahead to work out and told to keep my BPM at 130 or less. I have worked out everyday since then. I do 1/2 hour per day on elipticle and about 45 min/day of weights. I feel good with no issues. I will ask at my appointment on Mar 11th if I can step up my workout. I am not sure how it works were you are but if you were scheduled for a stress test after the procedure they should tell you what you can do after that.
I have had heart I problrms since birth. I had three open heart surgeries and throughout the years for maintenance or making sure everything was ok I have had them.
Wow Tina your so young why so many
I have had over ten cardiac catherizations and they put in one of myfew stents in the last time I had one which was feb of last year. I would say after aweek you should have no problems with regular exercise. Weight lifting im not sure but just listen to your body and be careful. Im not a doctor but from my personal experiences you should be right back at it exercising easier than before in no time.
these were the findings
LEFT ANTERIOR DESCENDING ARTERY:
In the distal portion of the proximal third of the vessel originates the diagonal branch. At this point there is a localized dense calcific plaque in length anterior descending artery with intraluminal narrowing in the range of 25%. Immediately after there is motion distortion of the vessel including the origin of the diagonal branch. However the possibility of a high-grade stenosis must be considered. The vessel thereafter appears free of disease.
What's a CCT Scan? If, however, you mean a CT Scan, there is no way for them to determine degree of blockage unless it was a multiple slice scan - as in 64- 128- slice scan.
These are things that you will have to discuss with your cardiologist because there is MVP to consider and I have no idea how severe it is.