FWIW, my calcium score in March of this year was 2536 (and I'm 61). So from where I sit, your score isn't too bad. 🙂 I saw a cardiologist and had an echo cardiogram and nuclear stress test done. BOTH came back showing normal blood flow (i.e. no signs of major blockage). So, my calcium must mainly be in the artery walls or on the outside of the artery walls.

I immediately went on a statin (20mg of Crestor) which really knocked down my cholesterol levels. It was shocking for me to get that score, and it's easy for me to say this now, but don't be too concerned about your score until you have further tests done. Hopefully, given what I'm going to call a relatively low score, you won't have any signs of blockage too.

If you have any medical tests done, be sure to call your insurance company and ask if any pre-approval is required before getting those tests done. I needed pre-approval for both my tests.

Best of luck to you!