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Best Suggestion For 100% Heart Blockage With Roughened Smaller Veins, Damaged Arteries

My sister in law was told yesterday she has 100% blockage in her heart and smaller veins have roughted around the damaged arteries which is keeping her alive, she has already had a triple bypass done in the past and has a defibulator can anything else be done for her we are in a small town and want to try to get her into a Houston,tax hospital

Mon, 3 Feb 2014
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Hi and thanks for asking in HCM. 100% blockage is dangerous and if collaterals not developed then it is still more dangerous. It does not matter if previous bypass hs been done or not, if 100% block is there, your doctor may suggest her angioplasty after complete evaluation. i advice you to consult a cardiologist and decide for further course of action. In the mean time tell her continue all her regular medications with out fail. Regards
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Best Suggestion For 100% Heart Blockage With Roughened Smaller Veins, Damaged Arteries

Hi and thanks for asking in HCM. 100% blockage is dangerous and if collaterals not developed then it is still more dangerous. It does not matter if previous bypass hs been done or not, if 100% block is there, your doctor may suggest her angioplasty after complete evaluation. i advice you to consult a cardiologist and decide for further course of action. In the mean time tell her continue all her regular medications with out fail. Regards