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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
Yes I certainly will get to the hospital right away next time. I really liked hearing from the others as well
How long to the stents last? Do they ever colapse...and if they do what happens?
I had a quintrouple bi pass after haveing 7 stents placed. At least three of those now are 10p% occluded but those were in the original vessels. One of the new vessels in my leg is 100% occluded due… read more
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
chemical stress for indigestion? ...... never heard of that! I have had gerd for 30yrs and so do most of my family. Mine progressed to Barretts esophagus. Turned out some of my Gastro attacks were… read more
tell me what you do to calm yourself/???
gee i was kicked off here that long . hi all hope all are relaxed
I have heard of people having heart attacks after a flight because of the compression put on the heart during flight
Hi
I live in California and have flown to Hawaii, Oklahoma, and Pennsylvania in the last two years
I have AFib, Diastolic Heart Failure and Mild to Moderate Emphysema. Was diagnosed March of 2019.… read more
I know the hospital your talking about my in-laws before they died were in there.. I was there visiting my father-in-law many years ago and I was not happy with what I saw. I wanted to tell the… read more
It's quite common for someone with heart disease to suffer from depression. I have the odd bout of the black dog but I go for a walk with my beautiful Charlie and he always cheers me up.
I am 80 yrs old and have been left with angina after 2 heart attacks and open heart surgery.
Sorry I just realized how stupid this is.
Please try to find someone that can help you with that. If it's not too much, leave it. Stay safe!
Hello everyone, I haven’t been on here in awhile. I’m about to go for a nuclear stress test, wondering if anyone can calm my nerves down and let me know that it’s not a big deal? Or is it? I pretty know what they are doing (kinda’) just trying to get some advice and or suggestions, I’m not liking that it may be close to 4 hours. Really would like to know how someone feels with these injections, it’s giving me anxiety to be truthful.
I had the Nuclear years ago and it wasn't not bad at all. Easy.
For Medical Monday this week, one of our newer members was telling me about a procedure they had called a Septal Ablation w/alcohol.
Because I am curious, I wanted to know more figured you would too. Christopher D. Nielsen, MD, Associate Professor of Medicine, Division of Cardiology, Medical University of South Carolina, discusses hypertrophic cardiomyopathy and alcohol septal ablation. Used by permission from www.TheDoctorsChannel.com. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZJkUqKsniY4
A big thanks to everyone who marked this question as useful. I really appreciate it and you! I am glad you all enjoyed the video. Let me know if there is anything you want to know more about and I… read more