Angiography Questions

Angiography can provide a clear diagnosis if there's any blockade after improving hb level go for angiography. In 2 d echo there's some regional wall motion abnormalities so your doctor advise it.

Percentage of blockage can only be ascertained after seeing the angiogram film and less than 50% is usually treated with medication after clinical examination

Continue with the regular treatment and go for the follow up as suggested. Keep doing the tests like CBC, ESR, blood sugar, TSH, ECG and urine routine. She can start with some activity (physical exercise is also helpful to keep problems at bay. She can go for a walk every day and do some yoga which is easy and comfortable. You can contact me for Homeopathic treatment if the complaints persist.

Brief fainting possible from pain at puncture site. Give details of unconsciousness for better opinion. Best wishes.

First try to treat by medicines. If problem persist then again go for angiography to confirm blockage.

We'll stop that medicine stat, and consult with your cardiologist, as this may be due to the side effects of that medicine, Soo consult with him.

You can go for CT CORONARY ANGIOGRAPHY TO reduce the side effects. The dye is safe for majority of patients.

Just avoid fatty and salty and spicy food. And get done angiography after 2 years of your stenting.

Several studies suggest that EECP can be quite effective in treating chronic stable angina. Other studies have shown that the improvement in symptoms following a course of EECP seems to persist for up to five years (though 1 in 5 patients may require another course of EECP to maintain their improvement).

Breathlessness is due to left ventricular hypertrophy and will require a diuretic with a beta blocker to be taken after clinical examination