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Lad blockage 80%

2019-01-23 16:55:37
My father has blockage 80% lad, doctor advising for angioplasty. Can this be treated in medicine what should we do?
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It can be treated with medication , stenting would be preferred if symptoms and there is 80 percent blockage. Consult with me online so that I can guide you as needed.
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Stenting is the preferred option here

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