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i was diagnosed with 4th stage CHF last week and am looking to understand what to look forward to and what options are available to me. I am a 51 y/o female with a history of a suspected MI at age 32 and a cardiac arrest at age 45. I experienced 22% muscle damage with the MI. Since then I have struggled with 4 different arrhythmia. Doctors have been unable to identify what caused my and continues to aggravate my heart. It has been suggested that I have Autonomic Nerve Dysfunction following a recent angiogram which showed showed my vagel to be highly reactive. My arteries are clear except for one partial blockage of <30%
Hi, With your current status, there are new treatment methods that can be applicable. It would need thorough evaluation and review of your reports and history to select best one for you. Many of our patients with complains similar to you were helped with new technologies like: 1. ICD 2. CRTD
Many things need to be assessed to see the fesibility in your case, Kindly consult your cardiologist.
Feel free to contact me, for any help.
Regards
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How To Treat The 4th Stage Of CHF?
Hi, With your current status, there are new treatment methods that can be applicable. It would need thorough evaluation and review of your reports and history to select best one for you. Many of our patients with complains similar to you were helped with new technologies like: 1. ICD 2. CRTD Many things need to be assessed to see the fesibility in your case, Kindly consult your cardiologist. Feel free to contact me, for any help. Regards