If you still have large or giant coronary artery aneurysm(s), or complex aneurysms in the same coronary artery without any clots or other blockages, you are in Patient Group 4. If you're in this group, you'll probably be taking regular medicines and you'll be being looked after by specialist doctors too, keeping an eye on your heart health as you grow up.
We said no jargon didn’t we! It’s sometimes tricky to explain some of the detailed stuff without using medical terms – but we’ve provided some explanations. There’s everything you need to know about ‘coronary artery aneurysms’ on another page – Check it out here.
Not sure whether your heart was affected when you had Kawasaki Disease?
Maybe you don’t have all the low-down on when you were first ill. Why not show your parent, carer – or GP this site. Talk to them about your Kawasaki Disease experience and ask them to answer your questions.
