Patient's question:
I have had a myocardial infarction for a long time. Before, it would sometimes recur, but with the help of medication, it would still improve. However, I now want to completely get rid of this myocardial infarction. Is this idea realistic? How is a myocardial infarction treated?Doctor's answer:
I have a history of myocardial infarction, and it still occasionally recurs. Myocardial infarction is a type of coronary heart disease. Conservative drug treatment still occasionally recurs, and the effect is not good. In this case, it is best to undergo coronary angiography for a thorough examination, undergo relevant tests, and determine whether stent treatment or bypass surgery is needed, which may stabilize the condition. It is also necessary to control hypertension, diabetes, and other underlying diseases well.