Severe pain in the upper stomach beneath the heart can be caused by gastritis, acid reflux, ulcers, or even heart problems. It is important to seek medical attention immediately to rule out severe conditions like a heart attack.

After a heart attack and double-vessel coronary disease, your heart may be weaker and you have a higher risk of future heart problems. Following lifestyle changes, taking medicines regularly, and having routine checkups are essential to prevent complications and maintain heart health.

After angioplasty, you may need to continue medicines like antiplatelets, statins, and blood pressure drugs for months or even lifelong, depending on your heart condition. Easy bleeding from minor cuts can occur due to these blood-thinning medicines or platelet issues, so keep your doctor informed.