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What Are The Treatment Options For Ischemia?

. My age is 48 weight 55 height 165cm and do not have BP or Sugar. I have done TMT stress test. And Dr. told from 9th Minute to 11th Minute heart rate achieved 150. No other signs. No symptoms of breatless or fatigue. But Dr. told it is ischemia. Is it a serious issue. Further what is to be done?
Mon, 31 Aug 2015
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Hi Sir/Mam,

Welcome to HCM

I understand your concern.

Ischemia in your case is suggestive of block in the vessel.

Coronary angiogram will be needed in your case to know the site ,vessel and the extent of block.

Depending on the block ,Coronary angioplasty can be planned.

Drugs like Antiplatelets ,Anti hypertensives,lipid lowering drugs will be helpful.

I advise you to consult cardiologist for expert management.

Post your further queries if any,

Thank you.
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What Are The Treatment Options For Ischemia?

Hi Sir/Mam, Welcome to HCM I understand your concern. Ischemia in your case is suggestive of block in the vessel. Coronary angiogram will be needed in your case to know the site ,vessel and the extent of block. Depending on the block ,Coronary angioplasty can be planned. Drugs like Antiplatelets ,Anti hypertensives,lipid lowering drugs will be helpful. I advise you to consult cardiologist for expert management. Post your further queries if any, Thank you.