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I am in a similar situation, 60 yr. old female who recently quit smoking. I have always been very active, eat healthy but received a CAC score of 535, highest portion of that is the LAD. I suffer from anxiety and have for years, I was totally shocked by this score as it does not appear we have a family history of CAD by many do have high cholesterol. I am deciding on going the Statin route or the fairly new Nexlatol route. Does anyone have experience with the Nexlatol? I am using every coping mechanism in my arsenal but the slightest heart blip or weird pain throws me into a panic attack. I would love to know the % of people with CAD that have never had a cardiac event and by age group. I am looking for information to help alleviate the “time bomb” feeling. Please share any info that you have. Let’s beat the stress of having CAD!

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NEXLATOL is dangerous if a person has gout, any kidney problems, severe tendon problems.
Like any medicine research is best done when starting a new medicine.
Doctors do not always have latest information, hopefully a pharmacist does.
Remember medicine is just a chemical.

Forgot to add STRESS AND ANXIETY are natural feelings when given not so great test results.
The older we get the more our bodies can little break down.
Smoking and drinking alcohol should be a NO NO at any age.