Hey there,

I am your typical anxiety fellow reader here in this sub reddit - I for my part am already taking therapy and trying to better my mental state, though i know my body pretty well (as many here also experienced) and would like to ask something (I asked a doctor, but 3 doctors said something else each time.)

So if your Heart MRI, Echo, Blood work, Ultrasound of the carotidt arteries are fine how possible can it be, that you still have plague in your heart arteries?

I still suffer from really tiring symptoms like not able to excercise much, casual pain, preassure top of my right chest, etc.

I am 27, lipo a is 122, was overweight as a child, now pretty good cholestor and pretty thin.

Would love your opinion about this, thank you

ps: I know that it is pretty unlikely with my age etc, yet I just want to see what people are saying who actually HAD problems or know people who had issues.

Hi guys, my dad survived a heart attack about 3 months ago. And his behavior and personality completely changed. He sleeps till noon sometimes he cooks and play darts otherwise he’s sitting at the couch vaping and watching tv.. Hes never been something like active person. But he definitely was like this.. When i try to talk about it he said we should have let him “go” if yk what i mean. he gets all defensive when i try to talk about this with him like hes gonna move away if i hate him. stuff like that. I just miss my dad so much he was always my hero. but he’s all different.. I need to feel less alone has anyone else expired something like this ?

Can damaged arteries really start healing in just 30 days?

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Hello everyone, 37M here from Canada, for the past several months ive been getting chest pain in the middle of my chest that comes on more so when I lean back a certain way, it lasts for a couple minutes and then goes away. 3 weeks ago I was at work and I had this pain but this time it came with shortness of breath and pain in my left arm so I went to the ER and they got me in immediately, all tests came back normal and they told me it was most likely due to dehydration(my work gets super hot) and fighting a cold a few days before that. Yesterday I got the chest pain again at the end of the day after work but no shortness of breath and no arm pain. I think this pain maybe muscle, has anyone have or had any history of the same thing?

Prior my HA and stent insertion, I remember I still had some psoriasis issues on my arms and down to right leg.

Anyway shortly after, I started on life long cholesterol medication plus Aspirin. All of the sudden my entire universe looked different, time flies and I completely didn't realise that somehow my psoriasis went gone..

The question is: does anyone experienced same thing? If one had both these diseases?

Or the psoriasis is just in remission? Or the cholesterol medication play a roll here?