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How To Recover From Coronary Artery Blockage?

I am Jaipraksh Agrahari, age 50, weight 65 kg, height 162 cm, suffering from hypertension since 10 years with characterized as LVEF 30%. Recently, angiography report has shown 40% blockade in coronary artery. Now i am taking atorvastatin. Is it recovered by medicine,exercise, dietary supplements . Please advice me.
Fri, 12 Sep 2014
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Hello Jaiprakash. The coronary block will not decrease with these measures but it will help in controlling increase of the blocks. It can help in preventing the disease from increasing or spreading. So adopt a healthy lifestyle with no oily or fatty foods, less Carbohydrates, regular daily moderate exercise and avoidance of alcohol and most important no smoking. All this will help preserve your heart arteries and give you a long healthy life. Take care,
Dr Rishi, New Delhi, India.
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How To Recover From Coronary Artery Blockage?

Hello Jaiprakash. The coronary block will not decrease with these measures but it will help in controlling increase of the blocks. It can help in preventing the disease from increasing or spreading. So adopt a healthy lifestyle with no oily or fatty foods, less Carbohydrates, regular daily moderate exercise and avoidance of alcohol and most important no smoking. All this will help preserve your heart arteries and give you a long healthy life. Take care, Dr Rishi, New Delhi, India.