Patient's question:
Weakness all over, palpitations, sometimes angina, often a feeling that something big is about to happen and I'm scared. After a coronary CTA scan: mixed plaques and fibrotic plaques in the proximal left anterior descending branch, no significant stenosis of the lumen; mild myocardial bridge in the middle segment of the left anterior descending branch, non-fibrotic plaques in the proximal right coronary artery, no significant stenosis of the lumen. With your help: How should I be treated? What will be the consequences if I don't treat it?Doctor's answer:
According to your condition, it is related to insufficient blood supply to the heart. It is recommended to consult the cardiology department for a thorough examination and definitive diagnosis. It is suggested to take isosorbide dinitrate tablets and atorvastatin tablets for treatment. Pay attention to your diet more often, with low-fat foods as the foundation and an increased intake of vegetables. Elevated blood sugar is also an important sign of diabetes. A low-salt, low-fat diet helps appropriately control blood sugar and blood pressure. Avoid emotional excitement and overexertion. Regularly recheck the electrocardiogram. At this stage, conservative treatment under internal medicine is still the preferred approach.