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wondering if angioplasty is for me
by: dhanlaxmi on Mon, May 28 2007

i have chestpain with it, arm pain and back side pain. i am dismfort in walk, i like rest after little walk. i went physicion, he take ecg and blood reports. all reports are normal except little increase s.cholesterol. he diognis stable angina. advise for angiography. angiography done, i have 95% ucerated block in large LPDA (left circumflex artery) and left anterior descending artery 30% block at origin of d1. mid LAD has 70% block. i am not fat, nor any bad habits, so i am shocked. after that i consult cadiologists, some advise angioplasty, some advise wait & watch, take regular medicine is better tool. i try to find out is it nessesery for angioplasty or not.

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wondering if angioplasty is for me - by dhanlaxmi - (Mon, May 28 2007)
i have chestpain with it, arm pain and back side pain. i am dismfort in walk, i like rest after little walk. i went physicion, he take ecg and blood reports. all reports are normal except little increase s.cholesterol. [more..]
Going back a second time within a Year - by PC - (Thu, May 03 2007)
Hello, I had angioplasty procedure in July of 2006 and now it is May 2007 and I have to go back and have the same procedure done. [more..]

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