Patient's question:
My father is 57 years old. His heart is not good. He had a thorough examination. The doctor said my father has myocardial ischemia. How should I treat myocardial ischemia? Is my father seriously ill?Doctor's answer:
For patients with myocardial ischemia, effective medication treatment should be initiated in the early stage. For example, if medication treatment is ineffective, surgical intervention should be implemented. Additionally, myocardial ischemia patients should control their diet in daily life, based on a light nutrition foundation, and avoid consuming extremely cold, greasy, and irritating foods. Develop good lifestyle habits, maintain early rising and early sleeping, and avoid overtime training. Once myocardial ischemia is confirmed, and after thorough examinations and diagnoses reveal coronary heart disease, treatment should be relatively standardized, such as using basic medications like aspirin and statins. Additionally, medications to stabilize symptoms can be used, such as nitrates.