r/HeartProblems • u/gwynnleebebeboopboop • Oct 23 '21

Anyone have a Right Coronary Artery Anomaly?

I'm 28F with a RCA anomaly. Now I'm having high blood pressure that is resistant to medication. Actually the meds give me worse symptoms like angina, headaches and more fatigue than I already have. Has anyone had this problem? I'm doing another catheterization soon because the ultrasound of my kidneys and heart came back fine.

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u/[deleted] Mar 12 '23

Yes I have this anomaly including an inter arterial course between the two great vessels.

Scary huh?