Published 2023-11-15

Receiving a diagnosis of fibromuscular dysplasia or spontaneous coronary artery dissection, which are often the result of tragic health events such as a stroke or heart attack, can often have a very negative impact on our mental health. These diseases most often have a sudden manifestation and very often occur unexpectedly. Each of us patients has a different story and each of us experiences the fact of falling ill differently. Knowledge about the disease is still not common, which increases the fear and uncertainty of newly diagnosed patients.

If you are one of the patients:

You can help other patients so that they do not experience the stress associated with suddenly falling ill with a new, unknown disease.

How can you help?

You can tell us about yourself, how you got sick, what symptoms you had, and how you dealt with it. We will publish your story on our website, thanks to which other patients will receive support in the form of a feeling that they are not alone, that the disease also affects others and that it is not as terrible as it may seem at first.

Write to us!

kontakt@fmdscad.com

Briefly write your name and your medical history. Provide your contact details, it may be an e-mail address or telephone number, and we will contact you and arrange a conversation in the form that suits you best.

Let’s remember that fibromuscular dysplasia (FMD) and spontaneous coronary artery dissection (SCAD) are rare and widely unknown diseases, and therefore many new patients often cannot cope with the new reality of the disease, especially if they are young and middle-aged women. who have just experienced a heart attack or stroke! Every piece of information is valuable to them and can help them gain mental stability and regain joy and willingness to live.