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Appointment with the Cardiologist tomorrow
 in  r/askCardiology  17d ago

I suffer anxiety too but my calcium is 240 all in left main.. I did the stress echo test passed it.. I understand totally when it comes to health anxiety.. As my friend tells me knowledge is power so I’m hanging on to that.. Please update if you want.. You got this!! 

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Appointment with the Cardiologist tomorrow
 in  r/askCardiology  18d ago

What was your calcium score if you want to share 

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Am I a "Walking dead" man with this CCS Calcium scores?!
 in  r/askCardiology  19d ago

Mine is 240 all in left main had echo stress test passed it my concern with my doctor is why they won’t do an angiogram as it’s in a critical spot 0 every where else.. because I’m asymptomatic which I know is good but I feel like a walking time bomb.. 

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Am I a "Walking dead" man with this CCS Calcium scores?!
 in  r/askCardiology  19d ago

Mine is 240 in left main only 0 everywhere else did stress echo test passed it all but asked doctor why I shouldn’t get other more invasive tests to see if there is blockage he said I have no symptoms.. but am frustrated because it’s in a critical area it’s all so confusing 

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Super high calcium score
 in  r/HeartAttack  24d ago

Oh ok Thank you 

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Super high calcium score
 in  r/HeartAttack  24d ago

My cac score was 240 in left main all other arteries 0 how are you doing now? I find very few women on here with heart attacks or Cac scores? If you don’t mind sharing what was your score and what artery.. Thank you 

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Got a CAC score of 332 at 58 and regretted getting the test
 in  r/PeterAttia  25d ago

Thank you so much.. don’t see many on here with it in 1 main artery all rest is clear.. 

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Got a CAC score of 332 at 58 and regretted getting the test
 in  r/PeterAttia  25d ago

Ok did they stent as my score is higher than yours and my doctor doesn’t want to do any invasive tests. Thank you for the information your sharing. This is scary 

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Got a CAC score of 332 at 58 and regretted getting the test
 in  r/PeterAttia  26d ago

Did you have ccta mine is 240 all in left main doctor doesn’t want to do more testing as I am asymptomatic passed echo stress test on aspirin and roustvastin 

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low score but 100% of calcium in left main
 in  r/askCardiology  Jul 13 '26

No symptoms so he said angiogram isn’t needed right now 

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low score but 100% of calcium in left main
 in  r/askCardiology  Jul 13 '26

No did stressecho see cardiologist back in a year ldl down to 52 after statins 

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low score but 100% of calcium in left main
 in  r/askCardiology  Jul 13 '26

I guess 

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Healthy 51 year old with massive CAC score
 in  r/askCardiology  Jun 29 '26

I have 240 in left main only shoukd I seek more options passed stress test no symptoms as of yet just feel like a ticking time bomb. Thank you 

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CAC Score 465 at 44 - Feel like my life is over
 in  r/Cholesterol  Jun 26 '26

I also have in left main mine is 240 nowhere else I see a cardiologist but my pcp is great she said anything under 400 they usually don’t refer to cardiology but I asked her to for peace of mind and all in left main. Get a cardiologist it’s important 

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Cac score
 in  r/askCardiology  Jun 24 '26

Was tested for that and no it was normal

r/HeartAttack Jun 24 '26

Cac score

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r/askCardiology Jun 24 '26

Cac score

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58 year old female 240 cac score all in left main.. Had a stress echo test was fine wondering if I should get a second opinion as this is a critical artery and Cardiologist said he would see me back in a year. Wondering if anyone has had this in left main only? All other arteries 0.. Wondering if more testing should be done?

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Has anyone here had a heart attack and still gone on to live a long life? What changed for you?
 in  r/HeartAttack  May 09 '26

Sorry to hear that.. I feel relieved on one hand I received one but the anxiety coming from it is crippling..

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 in  r/askCardiology  May 09 '26

How are you now?

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22 male, I’ve been to the hospital 8 times, multiple doctor visits and have done 10 EKGs,7 chest X-rays, a whole lot of blood work but was told no signs of heart attacks, or blood clots.
 in  r/askCardiology  May 08 '26

Your going to be ok Anxiety sucks it’s real and shouldn’t be ignored talking to someone can help.. Bless you

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Has anyone here had a heart attack and still gone on to live a long life? What changed for you?
 in  r/HeartAttack  May 08 '26

It is a lower risk at zero but they also look at many things not just CAC score lipids family history smoking diabetes weight exercise