I had low-level chest pain for a morning and went for an ECG, the next minute I found myself on a gurney dressed in one of those green gowns.
I have to say the expertise here in the Mexican public health service has been top notch. I have had three full lab work-ups, two echos, two stress tests, scintillograph scan with and without isotope.
My cardiologist seems to think it is apical, though I do have a murmur. Discussion is on Friday next so I'll see.
I saw on a web site that there had been a successful experiment with gene therapy to treat this. Is there any hope that this will be available in the future?
Secondly, some say it's a recessive gene and some dominant. Which?
Good to see an association exists even if it is too damn expensive for those of us not paid in dollars . . . !
I have to say the expertise here in the Mexican public health service has been top notch. I have had three full lab work-ups, two echos, two stress tests, scintillograph scan with and without isotope.
My cardiologist seems to think it is apical, though I do have a murmur. Discussion is on Friday next so I'll see.
I saw on a web site that there had been a successful experiment with gene therapy to treat this. Is there any hope that this will be available in the future?
Secondly, some say it's a recessive gene and some dominant. Which?
Good to see an association exists even if it is too damn expensive for those of us not paid in dollars . . . !
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