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They say they can’t do TAVR because I’m in too good health. I’m 78 years old.

In this Medical Monday video, which is presented by the American College of Cardiology, Benjamin Scirica delves into this topic. This is a bit technical but I think it answers the question of why it's hard to recognize. As always, if you have questions or want to learn more about a topic. Just let me know below or post to me @A MyHeartDiseaseTeam Member and I will try and find something to help.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WSEl0LJkcWA

After finding out about calcifications in my heart my GP Increased my Cresstor .
I was in range already.
3 mo later my TTL cholesterol is 107
HDL 58
LDL 35
Tri 67
Thoughts?

DOES anyone know or had this done.
devices biventricular pacemaker

biventriculor icd implantable cardioverter defibrillator

would like infor from someone who has had this done

thanks robert in the hills of vermont

This Fishy Friday you are watching the Ocean Voyager Cam from the Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta. The largest Aquarium in the US and the 5th largest Aquarium in the world! It is the only Aquarium that houses a Whale Shark. Sorry, no music, just fish! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4zY9HXWeGc0&amp...

Reading the "symptoms regarding A-Fib & the side affects [symptoms] of the medications to address A-Fib. They are practically identical? I was diagnosed with A-Fib by a cardiology practice years after first PCP and Medicare home visit nurse noticed indications. I felt fine, no fatigue, light headedness, nausea or the other warning signs until 3 different professionals in the practice each wrote a prescription to treat my condition. After taking the medications ordered I experienced all the side… read more

And that it is my heart that is the problem, not the device. I didn't even know that was a thing! Has anyone else been hit with this?