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health advisory Hospital Diseases 2007-11-12 17:57:06

I am 61 years old. Last week I went for a 3 D cardiography at a Specialist Centre. But I noticed that the images taken during the test was not clear. The cardiologist and radiologist after some study at the images said that I had 2 blockages at my heart. I am not satisfy with their conclusion . What is the next step I should take? Please help me for an answer.

Answer:

My dad passed away 2 years at the age of 58 from an M.I. (massive heart attack) after 17 years of having blockages and heart surgeries etc. The last surgery he got was something called TMR where they put a lot of holes in his heart. This was 1 year before he died. I personally think this is still a very experimental procedure. My advise to you and what I begged my dad to do was change the way you eat. Cut out all the fatty food and increase foods that raise your HDL, good cholesterol like Salmon, blueberries, oatmeal etc. Drink grape juice a couple of glasses a week. Lots of water. And check with your doctor to see if you can start walking each day even just 15 minutes whatever you can stand without getting out of breath. And if your test was not clear, take it again. It's your life, and you only get one. Good luck to you and I mean that sincerely.

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First you say, "if I know that I have 2 blockages at my heart", then you state you [are] "not satisfy with their conclusion . Make up your mind. I would tend to side with the medical professionals on this one.

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