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Suggest Life Expectancy Of Atherosclerotic Vessel Disease

I am 37 years old and just diagnosed with atherosclerotic vessel disease during a ct of my abdomen. My dad passed away from the hardened arteries at 46 massive attack. What is the life expectancy of this even if I changed my lifestyle since its genetic?
Tue, 11 Oct 2016
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Hey,
Atherosclerotic heart disease decreases your life expectancy but you can increase it again with lifestyle modifications and proper treatment.
Firstly if their is disease present in ct than you have to get a coronary angiography done as soon as possible which will decide the further course of treatment. Than you have to change your lifestyle
1) Quit smoking if you smoke
2) Exercise for at least half hour per day
3) Avoid red meat and other sources of fat

These all together will again make you better and increase your life expectancy.

Wishing you good health
Dr Sameer Maheshwari
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Suggest Life Expectancy Of Atherosclerotic Vessel Disease

Hey, Atherosclerotic heart disease decreases your life expectancy but you can increase it again with lifestyle modifications and proper treatment. Firstly if their is disease present in ct than you have to get a coronary angiography done as soon as possible which will decide the further course of treatment. Than you have to change your lifestyle 1) Quit smoking if you smoke 2) Exercise for at least half hour per day 3) Avoid red meat and other sources of fat These all together will again make you better and increase your life expectancy. Wishing you good health Dr Sameer Maheshwari