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1.It is not known if it is necessary and if a stent is needed.

A: Your father has confirmed myocardial infarction, considering that 57 years old is not too old, if the financial conditions are okay or the patient is covered by medical insurance, it is recommended to have a contrast examination, and whether a stent implant is required depends on the situation of the contrast examination.

2.My father doesn't feel anything now, I don't know if he is in stable condition?

Answer: Whether the condition is stable after myocardial infarction cannot rely solely on personal feelings, because other comorbidities may be complicated at this time, such as heart failure, arrhythmia, etc., so at least the electrocardiogram and cardiac ultrasound should be reviewed to see the heart function and heartbeat rhythm. If possible, contrast can be done.

3.Do I have to do a stent when I do imaging?

Answer: Myocardial infarction is simply the blood vessels of the heart (the heart also needs to supply blood!) When it is blocked, there is no blood supply to the heart, and part of the heart muscle dies.

Whether a stent is needed depends on the imaging examination. If the blocked position is larger, it must be placed; If the blocked back myocardium still has a chance to survive, it should also be released; If it is a small blood vessel and the myocardium behind it has been completely infarcted, consider it.

Of course, there is a need to do imaging, whether to put the stent or not, the doctor will generally call your family members to go in and have a look, introduce the coronary vascular situation to you, and give opinions, and then your family members decide on the spot, if you can't decide for a while, you can also do it next time!!

Imaging is necessary to confirm the vascular condition and, if necessary, PCI. Even if the condition is stable now, the infarcted myocardium will not recover on its own, and it is necessary to make a clear diagnosis and actively perform PCI or coronary artery bypass surgery, otherwise, heart failure will occur after a long time. Stent is not necessarily placed for crown artery construction, and only when the stenosis of coronary artery lesions reaches more than 70% will a stent be placed.

Stent for patients with myocardial infarction is good for his long-term prognosis, which can save dying myocardial cells as much as possible and delay the development of his heart failure. Stents are one thing, more important is the need for oral administration, betalux, captopril, as well as drugs such as aspirin, atorvastatin calcium, etc.

I'll know a little bit and tell you what I know.

1.If you find out that you have a myocardial infarction, you need to start taking medicine, and even if you have a stent, you need to continue to take medicine to maintain it.

2.A heart stent is a shelf in a blood vessel near the heart, so that blood can flow better into the heart.

3.Cardiac stent is a minimally invasive surgery, in the inner thigh incision into the stent, traction to the vicinity of the heart, generally hospitalized for a few days of observation, postoperative observation for one or two days can be discharged, this is a minor operation, the risk is very small.

4.Cardiac stents are up to 3 per person, the blood vessels are elastic, too many stents inside are easy to cause blood vessel rupture, and the stent is not permanent, generally 3-5 years or so it will not work, when the time comes, depending on the patient's situation, it may be necessary to put in a new stent, or heart bypass surgery, this is a major surgery, the risk of thoracotomy is higher.

My grandmother is 73 years old, has always had heart disease, some time ago was ready to do stents, after admission to the hospital examination found that if you do stents need to do about 7, the risk is very high (the elasticity of blood vessels in the elderly is small, easy to break), so I chose to do a thoracotomy bypass, but the operation was very successful, it was done in Beijing Anzhen Hospital, it is recommended that you also choose a local specialized hospital, because this kind of surgery is very common in specialized hospitals, many cases are done every day, and the doctor is more experienced.

It is recommended that you consult with your doctor in advance to choose the best option, because heart stents are not permanent and will need to be replaced later.

The heart is a muscle, and infarction is the myocardial infarction caused by the inability of blood to reach, if a freshly killed cow is left unmoved, it will slowly change color, do you think it is serious?

It is impossible not to do a stent. And the medication must be taken for life.

In the early 90s, thrombolysis was the main treatment of acute myocardial infarction, and fresh thrombus could be degraded by urokinase or streptokinase, so as to achieve the purpose of dissolving thrombosis, opening up the occluded blood vessels, and saving the myocardium that was dying frequently. The follow-up of patients after myocardial infarction is very important, including: stable blood pressure, antithrombosis and anticoagulation, lipid lowering, etc., which requires a combination of multiple drugs**, and is lifelong.

At the end of the last century or the beginning of this century, interventional ** emerged, which is to put a net-shaped metal stent in the narrow blood vessel of the patient to open the narrowed blood vessel and make the blood flow unimpeded. The procedure is short, very safe, and interventional** is preferred for patients with acute myocardial infarction (but only if surgical indications are met). After surgery, the patient is given anticoagulant drugs to prevent fresh blood clots from forming on the stent.

Other **drugs** are less varied than conservative** (maintained by drugs and need to be taken for life). And postoperatively. The quality of life of the patients is relatively high.

Hello, myocardial infarction is usually related to coronary heart disease, coronary atherosclerotic plaque or thrombosis on this basis, resulting in vascular lumen blockage, myocardial infarction can be divided into various types, active rescue and ** may be improved, after the condition is stabilized should be considered interventional surgery**. Moreover, surgery is necessary, and long-term medication is indeed needed to stabilize the condition after surgery. I hope my answer is helpful to you and I wish you good health.

To do or not to do according to the patient's wishes to decide, if you want to do it, if you don't want to do it, there is also a way to do not need to do a stent.

Nowadays, Mr. Fan Changxi, a contemporary scientist in China, invented the Fan Changxi feature, which is to use measures to speed up blood circulation, which can directly dredge blood vessels from outside the body, clean up the garbage in the blood vessels, and restore smooth blood circulation.

It does not require any drugs, nor does it require light, electricity, magnetism, infrared, and does not require surgery. It has regained the health of millions of patients and has been highly praised by people from all walks of life.

Your condition starts with a proper evaluation, usually a coronary angiogram before it can be determined. Sometimes, although acute myocardial infarction has occurred, sometimes autolysis of thrombus occurs, or thrombolytic drugs have been used and are effective, so the blood vessels are reopened by themselves, why do you need to intervene, at this time, the imaging shows that the blood vessels are unobstructed, so there is no need for stent implantation.

Sometimes you find a wide range of vascular lesions, because the inferior wall myocardial infarction you mentioned may of course be a coronary artery, and it is unlikely to be a difficult part such as the left coronary artery. But it may be a relatively long lesion, so it is unreasonable to have a stent with a stent, and even many of them, the effect is poor, and it is much more expensive. A coronary artery bypass graft may be required.

Of course, there are prerequisites for coronary angiography, such as the coagulation mechanism must be normal, and the kidney function must be basically normal.

Stent implantation after myocardial infarction can improve myocardial blood supply. If a small myocardial infarction has little effect on the body, medications may be used**. High lateral wall myocardial infarction has little effect, but coronary angiography is recommended to confirm vascular lesions.

Receiving stent surgery is a life-saving act, but the myocardial infarction will be ** again, so it is necessary to do a good job in secondary prevention and carry out ** effective exercise, as long as all aspects are done well, you can basically recover as well as before.

It needs to be done in the short term, and if it is a long time, it is necessary to do an imaging, because myocardial infarction will be **, or there has been no myocardial infarction, but there is angina, which is also a truth.

In addition, from the perspective of arteriosclerosis, it is also developing, and stenosis will not cause major changes in the short term, but after a long time, the degree of stenosis will change, and if there are symptoms of angina pectoris and myocardial infarction, it needs to be done.

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First of all, it depends on the results of the examination you do in the hospital, if it is serious, you need to put a stent, bypass and other surgeries, if the blockage is not particularly serious, it is recommended to listen to the doctor's advice, take medicine on time, and eat something. Old myocardial infarction, he is a chronic myocardial infarction, and it is more important to pay attention to daily life, if it is not done well, there may be recurrent myocardial infarction, or heart failure.