How can I have none of the typical
reasons for angina (such as high blood pressure, diabetes, smoking,
history in the family, sedentary life style, stress, etc.) and
still have 100% blockage in my main artery?
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How can I have none of the typical reasons for
angina (such as high blood pressure, diabetes, smoking, history in the
family, sedentary life style, stress, etc.) and still have 100% blockage
in my
main artery? Is it possible that drs. still do not really understand heart
disease, or know what causes it, since their cures don't seem to work.
I hate to deny myself many things on a presumption or a false conclusion.Is
it possible they have no idea what really causes blockage? John Gordon-full blockage, Belmont, North Carolina, USA, November 30,
2010