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Thank you for the explanation :) Like many responses I've read, I'm vertical due to collaterals. I wish all of you the very best in your health and recovery - I have a damn good idea of what you may have gone through. I am 100% occluded, RCA CTO, LAD to RCA collaterals (8), LCX was same in 2 spots and collateralized as well. Its been a year and I have reduced the two LCX occlusions from 100% occluded to 90%+/- occluded and have had those stented. General health has been for the better since the 2x stenting of LCX. No more Angina and color changing fingers, hands, forearms and biceps (oh what fun that was - NOT), but still have SVT and Bradycardia, which has lessened a tiny bit. 1 more to go in RCA and we are getting close - maybe another year, or two, and RCA will be stented. Much worse in RCA vs. LCX. What to do after stenting since all this extra "pipe" (collaterals) are in use, but not necessarily any extra blood? Collateral Ablation? Leave it alone and let the body "work out the details"? Cardiology team is suggesting the later at this point as they are highly suggesting that once RCA is opened, we are likely going to have "different" issues to resolve. They are still shaking their heads that I was able to reduce the occlusion through lifestyle changes. Whatever I was doing, I turned an immediate 180 degrees and adopted the good changes immediately. How did I reduce the occlusions and how will I finally reduce RCA? I did what every doctor, school teacher, etc. has told us since we were toddlers. Exercise (need to have cardio in there) (walk to music that is 120bpm/130bpm/140bpm, and 150bpm), eat the right foods, control stress, control BP, HR, sleep, and the list goes on. 14 different "tasks" with the 15th task being time. I am just biding my time now. I have been a science project. I can see the light at the end of the tunnel and it is not a heart attack. And to circle back, timing was perfect. Had double hip replacement about 2 years before my heart attack and the surgeon said he wanted 10K steps a day out of me, so i started doing that. I book 10K steps a day before 6am now. Little did I know I was slowing getting occluded at the same time. What happened? Collaterals happened! I'm vertical. I win (for now).

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Having this procedure, probably this month. Great information to have ahead of time.

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(This is long, so I hope people will be patient.) Just last week I was taken by ambulance to the ER because my blood pressure was 236/98. I was not hospitalized. In fact, except for the paramedics taking care of me when they came to my house and while transporting me to the hospital, the nurses running around when I first got to the ER and the brusque, almost rude, doctor who had zero bedside manner peppering me with questions I was pretty much left alone except for an ECG, urinalysis and bloodwork. (I was hooked up to a heart monitor.) I was given an Rx for a blood pressure medicine prescription when I left the ER. As advised I went to my family doctor (actually a PA) two days after going to the ER and he increased my bp prescription. This is what has lowered my bp to normal except for it being somewhat elevated in the afternoon, but not high enough to be called any sort of a crisis. I have a heart rhythm problem for which I had a heart ablation and six months later I had an emergency pacemaker inserted when I had 3rd Degree Heart Block. After things settled down I now go to my cardiologist once a year. Several years ago took me off of the blood pressure medicine he'd prescribed because he said I might pass out from having too low blood pressure. All of my blood pressure readings have been normal for around 5+ years until this past week. The only thing different was taking Memantine for tremors which I'd taken for 1 month, gradually increasing my dosage to the full amount. I was on the full amount for just one week when I had to go to the ER. I went off of this Rx and will never take it again. I read later that it can cause a person's blood pressure to go too high.

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Do we also find in Adenosine deaminase?