have had a triple bypass surgery four yrs ago. I just had stress test and they found through a heart cath that I have a right main artery completly blocked and a let main artery 50% blocked and a left artery at the bottom of the heart blocked 40% . The by passed that I had previous are all ok. I am on plavix, nisapan 2000 mg and topal and fish oil twice a day 1000mg. I am also geting short of breat especially on exersise amd I use oxygen at night with a sleep apea macjine. What else can I so and should they have put a stent in the blockes arteries. Thank u so much for your help
Q: two main arteries one right complety ,one left top , one left bottom ,help
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1/14/10 11:37pm
Hi Joe,
Here is some information about Coronary artery disease, stents, and bypass surgery that may help to answer your questions.
Signs and symptoms of coronary artery disease
I also suggest you speak with your doctor for his recommendations of what you are safe to do to help prevent further blockage and treat the blockage that you already have.
Best of luck,
Monica M. Skidmore, MS, RD, LDN
1/15/10 6:10pm
Hi Joe,
Sorry about your heart problems, but you're living proof of how conventional medicine is failing to get to the cause of cardiovascular disease. Bypass surgery is only temporary at best, now your arteries are clogged up again. However, there is plenty you can do to help yourself and reverse the conditions that cause the problem. In 1998 three scientists were awarded the Nobel Prize in Medicine for discovering the health benefits of a simple amino acid.
It's your health. It's your choice.
Yours for Great Health,
Mike Farris
4/23/10 8:49am
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