After I had a cardiac ablation, did I find myself a disease? Do you have to take medication for the rest of your life?
Some time ago, I had a cardiac ablation, and during the operation, I felt that my throat was tight and I couldn't breathe, and this symptom has been more than 1 month.
After the postoperative round, the doctor told her about my situation, and she said, "Why don't you do a coronary angiogram to check if it is coronary heart disease, this premature contraction and ventricular tachycardia will not have this symptom." ”
I was frightened when I heard it, how can I have premature heart beats and ventricular tachycardia, and I just had surgery to get coronary heart disease?
Since I happened to be in the hospital, I just had a check-up, and if not, I was relieved, and if so, what should I do.
After the examination, the artery is mildly narrowed and there are soft spots, what is the situation?
The next day, I was going to be discharged from the hospital, the professor was not in the hospital, and the apprentice doctor brought by the professor said that it was okay, and I was relieved.
When I got home, the more I thought about it, the more unsure I became, and I sent the test results to the professor, and she said that she would take atorvastatin.
After eating it for two months, I had a heart check-up, and I was happy and sad at the same time.
Happily, there are no ones in Zaobo, which means that the operation was successful.
Sadly, the professor in the province said that the aspirin enteric-coated tablets could be stopped, but Atostatin still had to be taken, saying that he would take it for the rest of his life. I was confused.
I'm not yet 50 years old, why do I have to take medicine for the rest of my life?
She didn't explain why, so I went to the county hospital to find an acquaintance doctor for consultation, and the doctor said that the medicine was taken to prevent a heart attack.
Whether to take this medicine or not, there must be other indicators.
I don't have high blood pressure, I don't have diabetes, my blood lipids are not high, and after taking medicine for two months, LDL dropped from 2.6 to 1.6, and even the doctor said it was fine.
The reason why I still have to take this medicine is because there is plaque in the carotid artery, and the doctor prescribed the medicine for another month.
Everyone said, do you really have to take this medicine for a lifetime? Is it possible to treat it with traditional Chinese medicine?
It is said that this atovatadine has great side effects and liver damage after eating it for a long time.
I'm very entangled now, I will take it for another month, and I plan to take Chinese medicine to try, do you think it's okay?
Do I need to take medicine in this situation?
#Coronary heart disease# #Chest tightness# #冠心病可逆吗#
