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How to live with angina pectoris?

Posted by ursulaandrew @ursulaandrew, May 24 12:16pm

My partner has just be diagnosed with angina pectoris and an impending heart attack. This is something new to us, any information that helped anyone who is experiencing would be of great help to us.

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feelingthankful | @feelingthankful | May 26 8:02am

Look up Dr. Esselstyn and try it as an experiment. It will probably feel better. Also continue to follow ALL the instructions and medications of your doctor at the same time.

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ursulaandrew | @ursulaandrew | Jun 1 1:49am
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@feelingthankful

Look up Dr. Esselstyn and try it as an experiment. It will probably feel better. Also continue to follow ALL the instructions and medications of your doctor at the same time.

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Thank you so much. Where I can search for the doctor, is he on Facebook or Instagram?

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keithl56 | @keithl56 | Jun 2 8:13am
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@ursulaandrew

Thank you so much. Where I can search for the doctor, is he on Facebook or Instagram?

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Don't waste your time. Even if there was any credence to this doctor's methodology your situation seems too critical. Your doctor is your best resource and given your description stenting or CABG will probably be necessary.

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