Without these vessels supplying the heart muscle, portions of the heart will die.
Coronary artery illness has many risk factors, some that you can change ( being overweight, absence of exercise, smoking ) some that you can control ( diabetes, hypertension, cholesterol levels ) and some that you cant ( age, sex, family history ). This is an increase of fats and other deposits that lead to a plaque to form within the blood vessels. This plaque attaches itself to the wall of the blood vessel. If your coronary artery illness often involves the little vessels this can end up in intermittent chest agony, sometimes called angina, which is mostly relieved by resting / removing the strain and certain medicines your GP can prescribe.
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