I have had a bypass surgery on gthe left ventricle artery, which was 90% blocked. The Mamory artery was used for the bypass. Now I have thickened heart muscles and the doctor increased my Lipitor to the max. Does thickened heart muscles lead to heart failure, or can it be reversed?
Q: does thickening of the heart muscles usually lead to heart failure
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