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If you could forget about your medical problems for a week and were offered a paid one-week vacation to anywhere in the world, all expenses paid, where would you go?

Hello Heart team. I had another chemical stress for indigestion symptoms, the test says scars from a previous MI (sudden coronary dissection) that had in 2019, it also says without appreciable Ischemia. I'm thinking no blockage., I have a follow up soon, a cardiologist was there but not doing testing,vso if it was very bad, he would have visited them. My question is does anyone have scarring from previous MI (attack) that is large scarring? I read sometimes scarring can have negative effects on… read more

Chris Salmon, MD talks about Silent Heart Attacks - Not all heart attacks look like what you see in the movies. Some are considered “silent,” but they can still cause damage. Cardiologist Chris Salmon, MD, explains who’s at risk for a silent heart attack and how to recognize the symptoms.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hv0_m24hwA8

Hello team, Recently I had a CT scan of my heart. Found were 4 arteries with plaque! It was advised I have a Nuclear Stress Test! After hearing procedure and speaking with friends who experienced the test, I am not wanting to take test! Any comments would be appreciated!

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In addition to having a 20% lower risk overall of major cardiac events, such as heart attack, stroke, or cardiovascular death, participants who took Wegovy had a 28% reduction in heart attacks (for those already taking heart medications, such as statins, to reduce cholesterol), a 7% decrease in non-fatal strokes, and a 15% drop in cardiovascular-related deaths.

https://www.yalemedicine.org/news/why-your-card...

Why Your Cardiologist May Prescribe Semaglutide (Wegovy)

https://www.yalemedicine.org/news/why-your-cardiologist-may-prescribe-semaglutide-wegovy

I had a heart attack 2 weeks ago, and had 4 stents put in. I am schedule for multi bypass surgery in September. They told me that I should start to slowly walk after 2 weeks since the heart attack, but I just don't have the wind or the energy to walk. All I do is sleep. I'm 64 years old, and prior to the heart attack I had more energy than this. Is it normal for me to be so very tired after 2 complete weeks of total rest and sleep?
Thank you.