A 29-year-old female asked:
Is it possible to have two heart attacks in one day? How is this possible? Keep in mind the patient is type a diabetic and over weight. Age 65-70
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Dr. Jerome Zacks answered
50 years experience in Cardiology
Theoretically, yes.: However, it would mean that the first heart attack was not aggressively treated and assessed with a coronary angiogram. Two attacks could be due to reocclusion of the same artery or it could be due to occlusion of two different arteries.
Answered on Sep 28, 2016
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