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Suggest Treatment For CAD Double Vessel Disease

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Good morning Dr Here i would like to ask you that my mom is suffering from CAD Double vessel Disease Doctors referred for Stent Implantation, Whether Angioprim is Effective at this juncture where from i get this tablets? Pl reply me
Wed, 25 May 2016
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Narrowing of the heart arteries is generally classified according to the number of vessels affected (there are only three). When all three vessels are narrowed or very specific disease affecting two vessels, treatment (such as a bypass surgery or stent) is almost always necessary. For less severe forms of two vessel involvement or disease of only one vessel, the need for relief of chest discomfort or trouble breathing determines the need for these types of treatments. Regardless, everyone with narrowing needs medical attention and specific medications to protect them. Medications are obtained upon recommendation from your doctor.
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Suggest Treatment For CAD Double Vessel Disease

Narrowing of the heart arteries is generally classified according to the number of vessels affected (there are only three). When all three vessels are narrowed or very specific disease affecting two vessels, treatment (such as a bypass surgery or stent) is almost always necessary. For less severe forms of two vessel involvement or disease of only one vessel, the need for relief of chest discomfort or trouble breathing determines the need for these types of treatments. Regardless, everyone with narrowing needs medical attention and specific medications to protect them. Medications are obtained upon recommendation from your doctor.