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Got Heart Attack. Damage In Heart. Suggested Angiography For Artery Blockage. Possible Angioplasty. Guide

Dear All
I got Heart Attack on 22 May, 2013 . Just yesterday discharge from Hospital.
SK found during my attack but thanks God after 20 Mints of attack My Dr. recover me . ECO Report is satisfactory no any heart is damage.
I'm hypertension patient since August 2000 .
Dr. is saying i have to need Angiography my 1 artery have some blockage.
maybe angioplasty also required in future. Please guide me which instant is better for Angioplasty .
Fri, 7 Jun 2013
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Dear patient

Your doctors suggestions are appropiate; after a heart attack, an angiography is needed to determine the sources of blockage and see if they may need intervention. If your medical condition is otherwise stable now would be the time to do it.

Truly yours

Dr Brenes Salazar MD
Mayo Clinic Mn
Cardiology
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Got Heart Attack. Damage In Heart. Suggested Angiography For Artery Blockage. Possible Angioplasty. Guide

Dear patient Your doctors suggestions are appropiate; after a heart attack, an angiography is needed to determine the sources of blockage and see if they may need intervention. If your medical condition is otherwise stable now would be the time to do it. Truly yours Dr Brenes Salazar MD Mayo Clinic Mn Cardiology