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What can someone do for heart disease?
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Depends on type: There are many types of heart disease. They are treated in some cases with medication, or life style changes, or even surgery. So the best advice if you think you have heart disease is to get the help of a physician to make the proper diagnosis and to then start the appropriate treatment for you problem.
Answered 11/30/2016
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First step is: Talking to your physician to craft an individualized plan.
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