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My Left Wall Of Heart Works 45%. Had Heart Attack
I m 28 Years old. i had heart attack on 21st Feb'10. i was playing and suddenly feel that i cant breath easily. i went to hospital then i felt pain in my chest and back and doctors took my ECG and said i had an heart attack. Then after NGOGRAM, ECOGRAM doctors said at that time i had a block which causes the attack but it was broken while An Ingection was injected, after that and now my Left Wall of Heart works 45% .They suggest me 1) Nidocard 2) Metacard 3)Clopid 4) Atova 5) Carvista 6) Fusid and a Omiprasol. What should i do now?
Thu, 12 Aug 2010
Did you have a family history of heart disease or high cholesterol?
The causes of heart attacks among patients aged less
than 45 can be divided into four groups: (1) atheromatous
coronary artery disease; (2) non-atheromatous coronary
artery disease; (2) hyper-coagulable states; (4) MI related to substance misuse.The clinical presentation of acute heart attacks in young adults differs from their older counterparts.You may make the following lifestyle modifications too like , Do not smoke,Eat a healthy diet,Reduce cholesterol, Maintain a healthy weight, Alleviate stress,Drink moderately, if at all,Decrease high blood pressure,Manage (or avoid) diabetes .You need regular followup too...Vitamins like niacin and omega 3 fatty acids
should be considered in special situations like hypertriglyceridaemia
and low HDL concentrations. B-complex vitamins are useful in patients with hyperhomocysteinaemia.
Heart attacks in younger patients does carry a better prognosis if appropriately treated.Lifestyle changes play an important part in the management of these patients
The causes of heart attacks among patients aged less
than 45 can be divided into four groups: (1) atheromatous
coronary artery disease; (2) non-atheromatous coronary
artery disease; (2) hyper-coagulable states; (4) MI related to substance misuse.The clinical presentation of acute heart attacks in young adults differs from their older counterparts.You may make the following lifestyle modifications too like , Do not smoke,Eat a healthy diet,Reduce cholesterol, Maintain a healthy weight, Alleviate stress,Drink moderately, if at all,Decrease high blood pressure,Manage (or avoid) diabetes .You need regular followup too...Vitamins like niacin and omega 3 fatty acids
should be considered in special situations like hypertriglyceridaemia
and low HDL concentrations. B-complex vitamins are useful in patients with hyperhomocysteinaemia.
Heart attacks in younger patients does carry a better prognosis if appropriately treated.Lifestyle changes play an important part in the management of these patients
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