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Has Anyone Been Diagnosed With Cavernous Carotid Artery Atherosclerosis ? (I Was Just Told I Have The Above And I’ve Never Heard Of It)

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Cantwell, AK

I was also told I have a mildly enlarged heart
( not sure what that’s about either )
Man going to the doctors after 60 can be life altering . 😥

If anyone has experience with either of these can you share , what your regimen is like , what you take etc .
I’ve started a Bayer 81mg aspirin on my own . I take several other supplements too .

I don’t see my doc til next week ( I saw my results on MyChart)

December 14
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Is atherosclerosis at stroke level?

December 14
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Cavernous carotid artery atherosclerosis refers to plaque buildup in the carotid artery near the brain, which can increase the risk of stroke. A mildly enlarged heart may indicate the heart is working harder than normal, possibly due to high blood pressure or other conditions. While aspirin can help prevent blood clots Show Full Answer

Cavernous carotid artery atherosclerosis refers to plaque buildup in the carotid artery near the brain, which can increase the risk of stroke. A mildly enlarged heart may indicate the heart is working harder than normal, possibly due to high blood pressure or other conditions. While aspirin can help prevent blood clots, it’s crucial to consult your doctor about your full treatment plan, including medications and lifestyle changes. Stay positive—your doctor will guide you!

December 14

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