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What can i do if my mom was experiencing symptoms of heart attack, three times, what should she do?
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Heart attack : She needs to see a cardiologist. Most likely need a cardiac catheterization and angiography. Most disease can be treated with ballooning and stenting. Some require surgery.
Answered 11/3/2016
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