dear sir,34 yrs old men ,last jan 2012 i got an heart attack ,after my echo test dr suggest for angiogram,because antiror wall have mild thinning,jan 23 don angioplasty on my OM ,my other vessel have no blockage,now i am on medication,but last few days my shoulder and back pain ,i think again i have any heart issues,pls give advise
my dad was 50 ,he had a mild heart attack in the month of may we were referred to a cardiologist who did angiogram and they found 2 valves blocked and 1 valve was 80% blocked and the other one is 30% blcoked he mentioned valve which is 80% blocked is CA and needs attention and he mentioned other one which is
30% will be fine by taking medicine...he advised angioplasty for the valve thats 80% blocked so as suggested we did a angioplasty and my dad was fine for 2 months .on one unfortunate day .
My father had heart attack 2 days ago.He reached hospital after 6 hrs. Angiography findings are as below.
How severe is this..Doctors asking for CABG within 5 days of attack. Pl guide.Thanks.
Left main coronary artery:normal
LAD :calcified.ostial to distal lad shows 95% disffused disease.ostial D1 shows 70% stenosis.
Ramus:ostal ramus show 80% stenosis. Mid segment 70% stenosis.
Left circumflex artery:non dominant vessel.proximal LCx show 60% stenosis. OM show 50% stenosis.
or are you questioning risks of heart attack from the procedure? or are you asking how to lower risks of heart attack in general? In case the latter is the question, which I'm guessing, then lowering risks of heart attack are....
Medication, such as daily aspirin to reduce clotting. Healthy diet, low in fats. Regular exercise. Low emotional stress levels. Have blood cholesterol levels checked every year to ensure they are lower than average.
Hi, i would like to know the treatments for the Heart valve leakage. my father is diabetic and High blood pressure patient. he got heart attack in 2006. doctor's advised for bye-pass surgery but at that time we can't afford that.
know my father heart circulation is low as required by body, he got swelling in his leg as well.
doctor told that he can't operate my father at the moment coz after eco the doctor said there is valve leakage in his heart . so he cannot operate know.
Mild hypokinesis of the apex means that the tip of your heart has mildly reduced contraction. This may be due to a prior heart attack, a blockage in a coronary artery, long-standing hypertension, or other conditions. Again, a physician who knows you well can make the decision of how to further evaluate this and what the significance of this is.
I hope this is helpful. Very best wishes!
Hi Parijat, to relieve your fear, have him to the doctor and get a good checkup, im sure this will rest your concern.
Have you had chest pains, prior heart attack, other tests, etc.? Then the doctor will anaylze the information with your health history, symptoms, etc.
From the information provide, there appears a probablility of an abnormal blood flow to anterolateral portion of the heart.
Hope this provides some insight. Thanks for the question and if you have any further questions or comments you are welcome to respond.
My father just passed away tuesday morning. He had a heart attack at work. He had some minor pains before goign to work but insisted it was indigestion. He was with a co-worker in the factories office area and sneezed. Right after her sneezed, he fell over and was unable to be saved. Could the sneeze have been the fatal action? Curious as to if the sneeze had not occured, would it just have prolonged his chest pain and the inevitable were to happen anyways.
Or it could be esophagitis where the sphincter is weak at the top of the stomach. Believe me, when acid goes into the esophagus, it feels just like a heart attack, I've experienced both. Make sure you are sitting upright for up to an hour after eating and before you eat, try taking some anti-acid medication. Perhaps your Doctor will be willing to try you on a proton pump to see if this is the problem, such as Omeprazole.
Your doctor knows the major limitation of the stress test approach is that it requires high-grade stenosis to indicate heart attack risk. And high-grade stenosis, while a good indicator of advanced arterial disease, is NOT the major cause of myocardial infarctions (heart attack).
Dear Sirs,
I have taken a medicine called trileptal for about three days, one per day before sleeping, and i stopped together with another medicine called dogmatil also i stopped at the same time, after that i started to feel very bad things, to put it short panic attack, anxiety, confusion,do not know whats happening around me, sweeting, did not sleep for almost a week, insomnia, everything was hard. This trileptal medicine should be out of the market.
In one area it is usually a sure sign of artery blockages or previous heart attack. With global it would be a good start to have the major coronary arteries scanned to see what the circulation is like. You also have severe dysfunction of the left ventricle meaning there isn't enough oxygen. A barrage of tests are required to determine the cause and give the best course of action. The echo just shows the movement of the heart walls and doesn't really give the reasons.
Three deficiency states that raise homocysteine (significant risk of heart attack and stroke) is vitamin B6, B9, and B12. Chest pain and fatigue are symptoms of vitamin B12 deficiency alone. Smoking also raises homocysteine levels hence why heart attacks are common in smokers. Inflammation and oxidation cause heart disease. Megadoses of B vitamins help lower homocysteine.
My mother had severe angina pain and a homocysteine level of 19.2umol/L. Healthy is 6.3umol/L. Dangerous is above 12.
Thanks Sir for your valuable comments. We went for the echo test sir. They said the same heart pumps blood difficult. Already my mother undergoing treatment for past five years for lungs due to pneumonia issues. We asked whether the heart has any heart attack blocks due to this. As suddenly last month she had sever pain in heart admitted in hospital. They gave this above report in ECG. Now they says to take angiogram test.
could it be a panic attack?
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