Patient question
What materials are more helpful to bring to a follow-up visit for coronary heart disease?
Answer reviewed by Xu ShaoPeng, Chief Physician
Professional answer
It is recommended to bring previous outpatient records, hospitalization documents, test reports, imaging studies, recent symptoms and blood pressure logs, as well as the names and actual usage of all current medications. If symptoms have changed recently, note the onset time, triggers, duration, and relief methods. Do not stop medications or change the treatment plan on your own because a follow-up visit is near.