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Is it possible to increase heart muscle after a heart attack followed by triple bypass followed by pulmonary embolism?
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Yes: check with your cardiologist and heart surgeon. Discuss aspirin, betablockade, clopidogrel, statin and ACE inhibitor. Perhaps other drugs. Anticoagulation is mandatory. High complexity disease needs expert docs.
Answered 8/7/2014
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