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Is There Any Remedy For Bad Artery In Front Of Heart With Unstable Angina Pain And History Of Bypass Surgery With Stent Implants?

Ive had double by pass open heart surgery and two stent implants. Now I'm told I have a bad artery in front of my heart that they can't do anything for I have unstable angina pain..medication don't help me with pain. I'm worrying about how ling I will live, I'm only 52 yrs old
Mon, 6 Jul 2015
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hello,I have gone through your query.Thanks for using HCM.I understand that you have undergone CABG and stenting,inspite of that you still have angina.I am sure your treating doctor has given fully optimized medication.In this case there is procedure called external enhanced counter pulsations I.e.EECP.This will help your heart to develop micro collaterals beyond the blocks of larger arteries.
you may please consider
My best wishes
Dr.Rajesh Teli,MD
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Is There Any Remedy For Bad Artery In Front Of Heart With Unstable Angina Pain And History Of Bypass Surgery With Stent Implants?

hello,I have gone through your query.Thanks for using HCM.I understand that you have undergone CABG and stenting,inspite of that you still have angina.I am sure your treating doctor has given fully optimized medication.In this case there is procedure called external enhanced counter pulsations I.e.EECP.This will help your heart to develop micro collaterals beyond the blocks of larger arteries. you may please consider My best wishes Dr.Rajesh Teli,MD