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What do you advise for heart attack if not treated. so the the question is how can these varices be treated?
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Heart attack: Your question is not clear to me. You are asking about an untreated heart attack, but also about varices. I think you may mean varicose veins? The two are not related. If you can explain more exactly what you are asking, I am happy to help. I wish you the best!
Answered 6/20/2014
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