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7. Medicinal Treatment for Atherosclerosis

If a doctor determines their patient has atherosclerosis, he or she may prescribe medication. Depending on the medication, it can slow the continued development of the condition and possibly even reverse it. The type of medication will likely depend on blood test results and where the build-up is. Antiplatelet medications, cholesterol-reducing medications, beta blockers, calcium channel blockers, and angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors can all treat the symptoms and reduce complications.

Treatment for Atherosclerosis

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