Clean up your plaques with Vitamin K2, One tablet daily. This removes calcium from coronary arteries and deposits it in the bones.
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Paroxysmal Supra ventricular tachycardia occurs when the atrial rate is around180 to 220 beats per minute.This is corrected-by Iâv adenosine usually in icuâ¦if you have athero sclerotic heart disease with blocks angioplasty should be done.if psvt frequent then anti arrythmics to control ventricular rate are given like verapamil.this is not a fatal condition Thrre are good medicines to treat it
Thank you for your query. Based on the limited information provided, I recommend a detailed consultation to review your medical history, symptoms, examination findings, and investigations before suggesting a treatment plan. Kindly connect with me on the Practo app for a personalized evaluation and appropriate management. Wishing you a speedy recovery.
PSVT itself is usually not life-threatening. However, if significant coronary artery disease is present, symptoms may be more serious. Regular cardiology follow-up and appropriate treatment are important.
Proper evaluation and personalised advice are needed for your concern. A detailed consultation would be best to provide accurate guidance.
Feel free to consult me for further assistance.
People do survive even after plaques develop in blood vessels.
In fact, plaques start developing more or less, in middle age onwards.
Consult a physician or cardiologist physically for clinical evaluation, risk assessment regarding your risk factors and overall condition.
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