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Please suggest some important questions i can ask my doctor about heart attacks.

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Gum: Gum disease is related to many forms of vascular problems including stroke and heart attacks.

Answered 6/1/2014

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Dr. William Carlos answered

Specializes in Critical Care

What: What is a good exercise heart rate range for me? When should I "slow down?" how often?

Answered 12/12/2016

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Dr. Rick Koch answered

What: What are my risks? How can i treat or control them?

Answered 5/29/2013

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Is: Is there a non-invasive way to reduce arterial plaques?

Answered 12/28/2017

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Dr. Elden Rand answered

Specializes in Cardiology

1.: 1. What are my risk factors for heart attack? 2. Can any of my risk factors be modified?

Answered 9/29/2016

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In: In regards to heart attacks, you want to know how to reduce your risk and what to do if having one.

Answered 7/10/2013

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Dr. Payam Mehranpour answered

Specializes in Internal Medicine - Cardiology

What: What are my risks? Are my cholesterol, bp, sugar & wt at goal? Should i take Aspirin or other meds?

Answered 6/24/2014

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Dr. Mohammed Parvez answered

Specializes in Internal Medicine

How: How can i decrease the risk of getting heart attack ?

Answered 5/28/2014

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Dr. Tod Haller answered

Specializes in Ophthalmology

Ignore: Why did i get one? How to prevent a new one? What to do if u get another?

Answered 12/22/2013

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Dr. Thomas Namey answered

Specializes in Rheumatology

Ignore: Ask that diabetes be ruled out. 50% of type 2 diabetics are diagnosed after their first one!

Answered 1/26/2014

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Dr. Jesus Yap answered

Risk profile: Ask your MD about your risk category for heart attack. We have a set of variables that in aggregates measure our risk for future heart attacks including family history, sex, cholesterol, hypertension, etc. In general the person is either a high, moderate, or low-risk .The formula is based on large epidemiological/population studies and will guide how aggressive primary prevention will be.

Answered 2/2/2015

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Dr. Carlos Orrego answered

Specializes in Cardiology

Ignore: Is there any test that can help me to predict my cardiovascular risk?

Answered 11/10/2019

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Ignore: What are my risks? What's my LDL? Can you lower my cardiac risk?

Answered 12/19/2014

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