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Asked for male, 65 years old from Delhi
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I was admitted to hospital a week ago with symptom of ghabrahat from last 2 days. On several check up in hospital, I am diagnosed non diabetic, non hypertensive, non smoker. My coronary angiography was done which shows single vessel disease for which stress thallium was done and advised medical therapy. Discharge summary says final diagnosis - cad- actuate coronary syndrome, nsr- no ccf, b12 deficiency. cholesterol total - 207, triglycerides - 151, hdl - 45, ldl - 136, vldl - 26, hdl ratio - 4.60.coronary angiography report says - left main, lad,lcx are normal and rca - dominant, 80% distal stenosis, jerky movement at lesion site. Stress myocardial perfusion imaging shows global resting lvef - 56 +- 5 % with impression adequate stress and good effort tolerance, no scan evidence of stress induced reversible ischemia noted jn lv myocardium, normal resting systolic lv function with no rwma as estimated by quantitative gated spect. Stress total severity score - 23, rest total severity score - 52, reversibility total severity score - 0.tab ceruvin a 75 mg, tab rosuvas 20 mg, tab me 12 was advised. I want to know what medical procedure should we continue? Should we go for angioplasty/stent or should continue with medicine to clear the blockages? If you want I can send the report to you.

Cardiologist•Gurgaon
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Hello Mr. lybrate-user,
your stress thallium report says "no scan evidence of stress-induced reversible ischemia" -,it means even under stress there was no compromise in the blood supply in the area supplied by the blocked artery (rca 80%) so no angioplasty is needed now. You should just continue with the medication advice and follow good lifestyle -- regular exercise/ daily 2-3 km walking- restricted -low-fat diet - and follow up with your doctor if any new symptoms arise. Cholesterol level...more
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सर मैंने मार्च 2019 मै एंजियोग्राफी करवाई थी जो की नार्मल रिपोर्ट आयी है और ct angiogram bhi karwaya normal hai 2017 मै tmt test 2 bar करवाया तथा 2d echo 4बार करवा लिया कई बार ecg trop t test xray करवा लिया सब की रिपोर्ट्स नार्मल डोक्टोर्स मुझे pentoc or clonazepam देते है फिर भी मेरी चेस्ट मै हल्का दर्द बना रहता है कभी ठीक होता फिर होने लगता है और आजकल तेज चलने मै भी छाती के बीच मै दर्द हो रहा है सर एंजियोग्राफी के एक साल बाद ब्लॉक बन सकता है blockage बनने मै कितना समय लगता है or sir ये दर्द कैसे ठीक होगा क्या सर्वाइकल से ये दर्द होता है मुझे सर्वाइकल की प्रॉब्लम है

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Homeopathy Doctor•Jalgaon
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First of all your weight its 81 kg. आपला जॉब १ जगह पर बैठकर काम करने का होगा ऐसा मुझे लगता है digestion or acidity ki समस्या भि रहति होंगी कट्टे प्रारंभी पाटील भुंगे जाती में जलन के साथ दर्द होता होगा तो यह पचनकि समस्या है।
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Neurosurgeon•Mumbai
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A brain computed tomography angiography (CTA) is a specialized neurologic CT scan, and it involves fast CT imaging while simultaneously injecting IV contrast into a vein in the arm. This procedure allows visualization of the specific vascular anatomy of the organs in the body. It can also be used to evaluate vessels or plan a surgery. Mostly it is used to identify a small aneurysm or arteriovenous malformation (abnormal communications between blood vessels) inside the brain.

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Ophthalmologist•Dehradun
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Age-related macular degeneration, also known in brief as AMD or ARMD is one of the most common age-related causes for vision loss. It causes blind spots in vision, causing difficulty in activities requiring central vision like reading, sewing, driving, watching TV, computer usage, etc.

How it happens?

The centre portion of the eye is known as retina which has a screen in the posterior portion. For proper vision, light falls on this screen and is then processed to enable visi...more
Asked for male, 65 years old from Bangalore Rural
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Cardiologist•Alappuzha
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If your site of block is not a fatal portion and if you have no serious symptoms; oke angina or attacks you can wait with medicines and review after 6 months. But if the block is in a dangerous area you need immediate angioplasty.
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Cardiologist•Ahmedabad
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What is Radial Angioplasty?

Angioplasty is a medical procedure done when you have coronary artery disease. A sticky deposit due to high cholesterol blocks the arteries so the blood flow is compromised. Angioplasty restores the blood flow in your heart.

How is it done?

A long, thin tube called a catheter is inserted into the vein or artery in the wrist and into the heart
You will be given anaesthesia around the punctured site so you would not feel a thing
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