coronary artery disease focuses on taking steps to manage
symptoms and reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke. For -
If your doctor agrees, take a low-dose aspirin each day to
reduce your risk of heart attack or stroke. - If you can't
control your high blood pressure and high cholesterol with
healthier habits, you may need to take medicines. They can help
you manage these health problems and lower - Your doctor may
also suggest medicines if your angina symptoms make it hard to
do everyday activities. - If medicines don't help your angina,
your doctor may suggest procedures to improve blood flow to the
heart. Angioplasty with or without stent placement is one way to
open clogged coronary arteries. Or sometimes coronary artery
bypass graft surgery may be - No matter what kind of treatment
you get, healthy habits such as quitting smoking, eating a
heart-healthy diet, and getting regular exercise are -
Interactive Tool: Are You Ready to Quit Smoking? - Heart
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