I am a 46 year old male and was experiencing chest pains. My cardiologist did a heart cath and found a minor blockage on a minor vessel and said that it was not causing my pain and that there was no need to do anything surgical to repair. He prescribed Renexa and told me that this drug would actually clear the blockage, even though it was specifically for angina (which I no longer have BTW). Has anyone heard of this benefit of Renexa? I'm just getting ready to start taking the drug and wanted to hear if others had been told this same thing.
5/29/09 11:31pm
iwas put on isosorbid
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