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80BLOCKEGES
Dibetic patient. No BP. 2 Blockeges of 80% and one of 30% in heart Blood Supply not sufficient and Ejection problem , oxygen less , According to 2D Echo , 60% Functioning Less energy, body pains , digestion problems
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In all the major international studies chelation has not been found to have any benefit. The therapy says that it chelates and removes the calcium from the block,thereby clearing the blockage. But the fact is that a blockage contains multiple other things like cholesterol, blood cells etc. Many times despite heavy calcium the blood flow remains fantastic and despite no calcium there is tight block. So please meet a qualified cardiologist as early as possible and go for scientifically proven therapies like angioplasty or bypass and please don't waste your precious time in chelation.
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Consult with a cardiologist personally with reports
Go for angioplasty
That's the best option available as per the details you have provided
Dr Ashish Srivastava
General Physician and Clinical Cardiologist
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Pl contact nearest physician or cardiologist
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