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Copd chest pain? - copd pain

accurate results can be ordered by a tree in order to test whether you are using a nitro patch

Posted by Abbi Hanshaw at 4:59 PM

4 comments:

Ferret said...

From personal experience, I found that cardiac stress tests can be very misleading, even if to do the right things.

I had stents implanted a few years ago, but recently I had a sore throat.

Stress tests were held a month ago and was considered satisfactory, but I was still in unstable angina pectoris.

My doctor decided that angiography is necessary to check the blood flow.

Required by angiography, and three times to the hospital for a week to go-bypass surgery. A stent is completely blocked and the other on the street. "

None of this was indicated by cardiac stress test.

January 7, 2010 at 7:13 PM
Ferret said...

From personal experience, I found that cardiac stress tests can be very misleading, even if to do the right things.

I had stents implanted a few years ago, but recently I had a sore throat.

Stress tests were held a month ago and was considered satisfactory, but I was still in unstable angina pectoris.

My doctor decided that angiography is necessary to check the blood flow.

Required by angiography, and three times to the hospital for a week to go-bypass surgery. A stent is completely blocked and the other on the street. "

None of this was indicated by cardiac stress test.

January 7, 2010 at 7:13 PM
STEVE M said...

If you have COPD, ask a stress test with adenosine

Nitro does not just increase blood flow to the heart muscle that affects the heart in other ways, such as driving.

January 8, 2010 at 2:10 AM
Lia said...

A patch nitro keep arteries open and relaxed, so if you have a blockage of blood and oxygen can still come, where appropriate. A custom ruin a nitro-patch tests. Your blood pressure does not reach as high as usual, but to see the doctor yet in a position when they represent areas of your heart that aren'nt enough oxygen. Nitro patch acts as a safety net to prevent damage to the heart muscle. If you have a stress test, you should not of beta-blockers. Stay in the heart of achieving a higher level. Good question!

January 8, 2010 at 10:34 AM

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