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What medication can treat mid lad coronary blockages effectively. fyi, my ldl is already 50, tc 105 & tg 80.
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Statins, anti angina: If you are having symptoms of angina, evaluation with stress testing and possibly percutaneous revascularization (angioplasty/stenting) might improve symptoms. Long term use of Aspirin and statins (low dose-even in the setting of a low cholesterol) might be indicated. Statins have pleotrophic effects on plaque stability beyond chol. If still w angina, use of beta blockers, nitrates, and ranexa (ranolazine).
Answered 6/24/2014
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