Question 1

what are treatments for anteroseptal ischemia?

Accepted Answer

Several: This just refers to the location in the heart of a lack of blood supply. The possible treatments are medication, angioplasty with stent, or surgery (bypass operation) if there is a blockage. If the reason for the problem is something other than a blockage, such as anemia or lung disease resulting in a low oxygen, then the treatment would be directed at correcting the primary problem.

Question 2

what is the treatment regime for ischemia?

Accepted Answer

Medication: Coronary ischemia is due to an inadequate blood supply to the heart usually due to coronary artery blockage.  Prevention by controlling risk factors remains important.  If ischemia is present medications including nitrates, beta blockers, calcium channel blockers and Ranolazine may control symptoms.  For severe cases coronary angioplasty/stenting or bypass surgery may be required.

Question 3

is ischemia reversible and what is the best medical treatment for?

Accepted Answer

Ischemia: Ischemia can be reversible, the treatment depends on the cause.

Question 4

what is the best treatment for ischemia? will it cure it permanently?

Accepted Answer

Depends: Nothing cures it. Meds, angioplasty, and bypass surgery all have their place depending on the specifics and all can be highly effective but they don't cure.

Question 5

is ischemia reversible? what is the most recommended medical treatment?

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Too many questions: Ischemia can be reversible or irreversible.Where is the ischemia?Is it reversible? How was the determination of ischemia made?Depending on the location of the ischemia - which is insufficient blood flow to any part of the body - the 1st step would be confirmation of the diagnosis usually by an angiogram.  If the ischemia is reversible, and depending on location, it might be revascularized.

Question 6

what is typical treatment for someone who has moderate anteroapical ischemia.?

Accepted Answer

ASPIRIN: Beta blocker, ace inhibitor plus nitrates. If medical therapy fails, intervention via cath vs bypass recommended.

Question 7

partial thickness mi (viable) involving basal segments of inferior and inferoseptal walls showing residual ischemia. tell me its treatment?

Accepted Answer

MI: Depending on symptoms there may be conservative or invasive management chosen. Ranging from just medications or procedures. And also some dietary changes to prevent further issues.

Question 8

symptoms of hand ischemia. what is treatment?

Accepted Answer

Pain, pallor: And pulselessness....Treatment is revascularization or removal of arterial compression.

Question 9

mild ischemia in the apico septal and distal septal wall what treatment is available for it. thanks?

Accepted Answer

The treatment of: coronary artery disease takes many different forms including medications, intervention (angioplasty and stenting) and open heart surgery. It depends on your clinical condition and many other things. This should be discussed with your health care professional who has all of the information available to make the best recommendations for you.

Question 10

what kind of treatment is available for cerebral ischemia?

Accepted Answer

Several: Cerebral ischemia is the medical term used for a lack of adequate blood flow to the brain.  Two carotid arteries in the front of the neck and two vertebral arteries in the back of the neck supply blood to the brain.These can get clogged with cholesterol causing a lack of blood flow to the brain -cerebral ischemia. Cholesterol lowering medications and antiplatlet agents to thin the blood are used.

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