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Had angioplasty in the right artery 1 yr back. now even normal walking leads to breathlessness. what is causing breathlessness and how to get better?
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You need to contact your doc ASAP. This symptom is not specific, but with that history it is possible you are in heart failure and need treatment.
Answered 3/26/2021
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Concerned about your condition, as you may well have significant cardiac and/ or pulmonary issues. Do not delay, contact your doctor today.
Answered 3/27/2021
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