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Getting Electric Shocks
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Electric shocksi had a LAD 100 percent blockage 6 months ago I been getting Electric shocks on the left side of my chest Doctor said it’s the nerve endings coming together I had a stent put in this does not sound right to me

posted November 8, 2020
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A MyHeartDiseaseTeam Member

I had a bypass 4 years ago via MIDCAB which is minimally invasive. After months and even sometimes now I get sharp pain like electric shock on left side. My doctor put it down to nerve endings and muscle repair. My blockage was LAD full

posted November 19, 2020

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