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Recently I had a CT Cardiac W WO IV Contrast heart tests done and this is one of the following results: INCIDENTAL FINDINGS: Thickening of the non-coronary cusp of aortic valve. An echocardiogram may be of benefit for further evaluation. After speaking to my GP recently he was so excited and informed me that I have no heart issues what-so-ever. I am confused due to this test report. In that test they also reported the following:
CT Supplemental Read Study Result
Impression
1. 7 mm soft tissue nodule in the right breast. This can be further evaluated with breast imaging, if this has not already been performed.
2. No other significant noncardiac findings.
GP says he has no concern….hum
Additionally to the test they reported the following: BRONCHIAL TREE AND LUNG PARENCHYMA: Airways are patent. Small calcified granuloma noted in the right upper lobe (series 7 image #2). Linear atelectasis/scarring in the left lower lobe. No concerning focal lung lesions.
GP again insisted I’m in excellent health….hum
Should I be concerned?
Just had a 5 day holter monitor. Showed 8PVC”S & 1,369 PAC’s It’s a month before I can get into Dr?
What is a “normal” range for non malignant PAC’s?
I have Marfan syndrome. How will I know when my aorta is going to rapture? The aneurism is at 32mm. I am 60 years old and relatively healthy.
Do you have ny sample Menu’s? Or tell me where I might find some. Thank you!
I had five stents placed in two primary arteries to my heart in
2006. The stents were Taxus Express from Boston Scientific.
Do they need to be serviced ? How long do they last ?
I have had no angina…no awareness of stents.
John Sheridan / sheridanpr@aol.com
Could I make damage on my Stents taking apple cider vinegar ( 2 table spoons a day.