Im 48 quick run down, right showed 20% stinosis? LV graham reveled severely reduced LV function with global hypokinesis and EF about 15%,, also ischemic and non ischemic cardiomyopathy???short version I never go to doctors, so I really don't understand much but is this bad I don't feel bad but everyone I talk to seems to think it's well bad, very bad?
I think you are very lucky to have survived. People your age don't always. My daughter's friend just lost her 43 yr old sister to a heart attack.
You have the diagnosis. Your cardiologist will follow you, and he or she is the best one to tell you what you can do to help yourself regain health now. I hope you are with Kaiser or another that has a good program for cardiac rehab. Some people turn their lives around, and I have seen people with quadruple bypass surgery do so, and live healthy and live long.
I want to wish you the best of luck in that. You may find you take great joy in a new healthy lifestyle. It is a goal and a mission, and we are at our best when we have mission and goal. Again, the very, very best of luck.
You need to talk to a Dr and get the facts in language you understand. Not all heart attacks are the same. Your prognosis and care will be different from someone who had a 'different' heart attack.
If you never go to drs then how did you figure out your own health issues?
My 'guess' is that this is pretty bad and you'll need medical care. If you choose to not do so, well, the outlook is probably fairly dim.
If your doctor's name is "google' you really need to change drs.
Good Luck.