Heart Blockage Treatment without Surgery

 The Heart blockage is caused by the deposition of plaque inside the walls of blood vessels that supply blood to the heart. Hence all the symptoms do not come into notice unless there is a significant blockage in the heart. The prime culprit to this are sedentary lifestyle, smoking, diet that are high in saturated fats, sugar or cholesterol.



Symptoms:

Shortness of breath - If the blood cannot pump enough blood to the heart, it leads to fatigue and shortness of breath.

Chest pain - Chest pain is a common symptom that can be triggered by any mental or physical stress.

Heart attack - a complete blockage which results in extreme pressure over the chest, radiating to the shoulder and arm.

What is the best heart blockage treatment?

Some of the most commonly done non-surgical treatments for heart blockage are PPI medications, CRT machine, and stents. However, there are some conditions which can also be treated non-surgically if the blockage is not too severe. Let’s go through some of the most effective ways to deal with the heart blockage:

Coronary Artery Bypass Surgery: Bypass surgery is a treatment for patients with blocked arteries in their heart. The surgery creates a bypass through which the blood flows around the blockage to reach the rest of body. It is performed under general anaesthesia.

Heart blockage treatment without surgery: Chelation therapy is for heart blockage treatment using chemical processes for the removal of toxic metals and minerals from the body. A substance called EDTA is used in the detoxification of the body. The EDTA solution is injected into the patient’s body and binds with the calcium plaques that cause blockage of the coronary arteries, leading to improved blood flow through undisturbed coronary arteries.

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