← Return to High Coronary Calcium Score: How do others feel emotionally?

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@steveny9

From my point of view, I would appoint a cardiologist to monitor what is going on and its progression. As you change your lifestyle, eat better and exercise you heart will be happy! I would get a second CT-Scan in 2 years to see the progress (hopefully it will go down).

Also I suggest reading about insulin resistance and its effect on the arteries.

I also had a high score. It's scary but I am taking this as a lucky warning for reducing my risk of stroke or heart attack.

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SteveSH,

Calcium scores do not go down, they only go up - the goal is take action to slow the rate of increase.