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I was diagnosed with a blocked artery and feeling fine, do i need to get it fixed right away?
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Depends: On your symptoms and location of artery. Seems like you are doing ok. You should consult with a vascular surgeon for peripheral arteries or a cardiologist if the artery is in your heart.
Answered 4/26/2014
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