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Suggest Treatment For Anterior Ischemia

My wife is a 65 year old female who just had an EKG and it indicated an abnormality listing posible anterial ischemia. Unfortunately she is alcohol dependent, roughly 7 or 8 ounces of gin a day. Could alcohol affect the EKG findings. What I'm looking at on the net is confusing as far as what could be causing this. Her HDL is 111 and LDL is 90. Any suggestions
Fri, 1 Sep 2017
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Ayurveda Specialist 's  Response
Hello

After going through the details i would like to tell you that first of all you should not rely on what findings comes out printed on a ECG paper as that's just a machine interpretation.

& to 8 ounce of alcohol daily is a big amount and it can lead to cardiac issues like alcohol related cardiomyopathy but not ischemia.

Its advisable to consult a cardiologist and get an Echo and a TMT test done for evaluation.

Kind Regards
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Suggest Treatment For Anterior Ischemia

Hello After going through the details i would like to tell you that first of all you should not rely on what findings comes out printed on a ECG paper as that s just a machine interpretation. & to 8 ounce of alcohol daily is a big amount and it can lead to cardiac issues like alcohol related cardiomyopathy but not ischemia. Its advisable to consult a cardiologist and get an Echo and a TMT test done for evaluation. Kind Regards