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Hi all, I was diagnosed in Jan. 2013 through CT ANGIO That I have a blockage in LAD with 70% due to rupture plaque. From last three years I am on medication which as follows - Telma H80 half tablet daily Nebicard 5 once daily Ecosprin av75 once daily Now my question is - How long I have to take these medicines - Do I need any other precaution I

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I would advice you to undergo a conventional CAG Medicines would depend on the findings of CAG Dr Ashish Srivastava General Physician & Clinical Cardiologist ... Read More

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. ... Read More

Approach : right femoral arterial approach LMCA normal LAD type 3 proximal 90 % stenosis. Mid and distal Normal LCX Proximal nirmal distal 50% stenosis OM 90% Stenosis small vessel RCA proximal 40% stenosis mid and distal normal Renal angiogram right normal, left normal Impression critical stenosis in LAD

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Tell me about patient symptom, ecg and echo report ... Read More

Patient Age 61 years; Diabetic from 12 years SEVERE TVD WITH DIABETES Male, 61 My father is having severe TVD, CAD, LAD Blockage with over 80 percent blockage in heart vessels. He is diabetic from past 12 years. He is having global severe hypokinesia of left ventricle. His heart pumping rate/EF is equal to 40. Can I know what treatment is best for

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Bypass is the treatment of choice provided distal vessels are graftable. ... Read More

My BP is not coming under control inspite of using medications. Mostly reading is 210/110. Having chest pain. My angiogram report says - LAD : type II vessel. Proximal LAD has Insignificant plaque. Mid segment has 70% stenosis (long section) LCx: Non-dominant vessel. Proximal LCx has insignificant plaque. Diagnosis : CAD, Single vessel disease

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Your blood pressure problem might exacerbate the blockage in your heart blood supply we need to get it controlled as soon as possible Many factors can affect blood pressure, including: 1) The amount o ... Read More

What is the treatment procedure for fimbrial blockage kindly suggest, is it curable. After diagnosis what to do

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Surgery is required ... Read More

Sir, I want to know best cardio surgeon and best cardio hospital for heart blockage treatment in India , especially southern india.

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Go to Sree Chitra,Trivandrum.... ... Read More

Last Angiography did 2 months ago and found blockage 60-70% level and after that treatment started for the same. Is it any other method to check current blockage level and improvements if any during this period? Please suggest and guide.

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Block will neither increase nor decrease in such a short span. No need to reckeck. If you want to see functional significance of the block then you need functional test such as TMT or stress Echo or P ... Read More

Angiography did 2 months ago and found 60-70% blockage in main artery and basis which treatment started with oral medicine. Is it any other method to check current level of blockage and improvements if any during this treatment? Please guide.

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Continue medication. You will need either stenting or bypass surgery if there is symptoms. No need for repeat angiography. ... Read More

Hi doctor . my father of age 58 years had heart blockage in 2012 and operated with 3 stend at fortil hospital jaipur. We didnt had any check up since then. Is it required for check up or any chances of his heart blockage again? He is also type 2 diabetic and blood pressure patient.

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Sir my mother had a blockage in heart lad 100% lcx 70%stenosis Lmca normal and rca Normal what should i do but she doesn't wanted to do surgery pleases help me

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Get Angioplasty done ... Read More

There is block in proximal lad of 50 percent as per ct angiogram....and mild in other areas... currently taking rozavel A 75 which is rosuvastatin 10 and ecosprin 75 and prolomet xl 25 and olmezest 20...can this be continued or statin dosage needs to increased..thanks...

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Better to consult directly with CT angiogram report ... Read More

My father (66yrs) is non diabetic and has stable angina symptoms. He is having mild chest discomfort in the right side for a few minutes while starting walking, and after a few minutes of walking, chest discomfort is going away and can walk without any chest discomfort for a longer time. Recently he had a CT angiogram and it shows below dominant b

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First choice in your case will be bypass surgery over stenting. For possibility of stenting or not with rotablation/ laser / orbital atherectomy, cd needs to be reviewed ... Read More

Hi Team, My father is 65 years old and he is diabetic patient from last 18 years but he is leading his healthy life style and diabetic is under control recently he observed whole walking sudden fast heart beat so he went through TMT, ECG, angiography,TMT is positive and doc recommended CABG but he is scared of when he got to know that they are goin

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Multi-vessel angioplasty is an option, if he is not willing to undergo surgery. Having said that, I must also inform you that in the long term CABG has better outcomes in diabetics. There remains a ... Read More

Hello All I have a chest pain that radiate to my left hand and back ... I am not on medication every day I have above symptoms... I had consulted cardiologist and he did Angiography all was normal except 1 finding SHORT SEGMENT MYOCARDIAL BRIDGING OF LAD MID SEGMENT... I have read in Google that what ever symptoms I have that is becoz of MB can so

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Myocardial bridge is a common thing Sometimes it will cause chest pain But do not correlate it with blockages ... Read More

One i was feeling pressure at chest like squeezing, difficulty in breathing and fainting but there was no sweating or no left hand or jaw paun Went to hospital ecg was positive and stress test was also positive Then doctor did angiography and it came nill ...he assured me that there is nothing and i dont need to worry but when i read report it show

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You should continue your prescribed medications. If you are still facing an issue, opt for a medical consultation. Best wishes. ... Read More

What doesn't lad type 2 in my CT coronary angiography mean.? My complaints are chest pain and palpitations

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Type 2 means just wrapping around apex of heart ... Read More

Sir i have done ecg routine first time and the technician said you have lahb ..later cardiologist said you have LAD -33 degree only which not suggestive of LAHB. Iam attaching ecg pls see

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It's normal ... Read More

Sir this is my life first time routine ecg came up with LAD ... what does this ecg says is there any abnormalities?

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Its actually normal ECG. Please discuss ... Read More

Hello Doctor Could you please let me know below query How critical is 80 percent stenosis of LAD, LCX, RCA. Can it be cured with medicine or should stenting be done Thanks 🙏

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It is a serious matter. I think you will be a candidate for bypass surgery. Even stent may not help. ... Read More

Hi doctor, My father underwent an ECG test today and the report mentioned mixed ecg and the technician handing out the report said 'LAD otherwise WNL'. I am attaching a snapshot of the ECG. Kindly review the same provide your advice of what is to be done next.

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Get an Echo done ... Read More

Hi. What does it mean : lad type 3, proximal 80 to 90 percent stenosis , mid and distal lad diffusely diseased, diagonals small calliber and normal. He had a heart attack on 14th July and was admitted to hospital and we got angiogram sone on 16th which is attached here.

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That vessel is the reason for heart attack. It’s critically diseased and narrowed. Needs to be stented to increase the blood supply to the area it supplies ... Read More

Hello doctor... if any blockage in heart...what treatment is best to remove heart blockage???

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One has to see the Angiography video to tell the best treatment for removing blocks. Either Angioplasty or bypass surgery is the option. ... Read More

We have completed angiography today and found 80% stenosis in Mid LAD vein but other vein are good ,no issues in other vein Please suggest stent is required or not?

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If patient has symptoms it definitely needs stenting ... Read More

I have problems in climbing hard stairs,I went for ECG,2d Echo,TMT,2 yrs ago. Although doctor suggested it as negative,I went for CT ANGIOGRAPHY,and Found 40 Percent blockage in LAD proximal, Doctor suggested me for lifestyle changes,I am suffering from Anxiety,Now the doctor suggested me 3 medicines ECOSPRIN AV 75/20,METOPROLOL 25 mg daily,I am mo

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You can take only Atorvastatin Ecosprin not required Lifestyle and dietary modifications are must ... Read More

Need suggestion and what treatment is required for this test, pls suggest me i am worried by seeing ll blockages but doctor is suggesting to go with medicines after seeing so many blockages

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If symptoms present after medications than go for stress thallium If positive than go for angioplasty ... Read More

As my mother in law has LAD 70 STENOSIS , Please suggest if stent to be fixed or can it be cured through medices Stuck with this confusion please assist doctor. How can it be solved.

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Blockages above 70% are treated with angioplasty/CABG. To fully assess the situation CD will be required. ... Read More

Pls. Suggest as my 66 yrs father had lad RBBB in ecg. His cholestrol is 247 HDL 49 LDL 192.5 VLDL 32.2 Chol/hdl 5 and non hdl is 198 pls suggest if any abnormalities

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Ldl is high Requires medication ... Read More

My friend's dad has proximal 80%om, dominant 85% rca, 50% mild lad, heart blockage after check up. He was planning for a knee cap surgery in couple of weeks, however, after this heart check up result they are doubtful to go for the knee cap surgery. Is it safe to go for knee cap surgery first and then treat the heart blockage? Also can the heart b

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Need to see.all.the reports before commenting. Kindly consult online directly to guide you better ... Read More

My father has 95 percent block in LAD confirmed through angiogram. But the viability test (SPECT) confirmed only 25 to 30 percent of myocardium is viable. So they suggested PET CT to check hibernating myocardium which resulted 60 percent of myocardium is hibernating and viable. Can we proceed with revascularization? Which one is best STENT or bypas

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100 percnt revascularisation should be done as soon as possible with stenting. It has 1 percnt risk involved, but not doing it has 10 times more risk.! ... Read More

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