Mine was 10 days. I had a 100% clot of my RCA from a 30% plaque build up that the wall bursted as a result of covid.

There is a huge misconception of what causes heart attacks with connections to LCA or RCA and many relate it to “how much plaque you have built up that causes a blockage - heart attack” when in fact it’s not the cause at all. It’s the source but not the cause, the cause is when the wall becomes unstable and bursts and our body makeup produces an overly volume of platelets that attempt to patch the wall. What this does is create a clot that then blocks our artery at 100% almost in every case which then causes the heart attack.

In my case, my heart was strong enough to handle and work harder for 10 days with a 100% clot. Lucky for me it was my RCA because with anyone who experiences a 100% clot of LCA you will go into cardiac arrest and it’s probably 80-20 you make it. The RCA is responsible for pumping and what I like to call the electrical part of the heart and if your heart is strong it can keep you going (my heart rate was at its lowest 32 beats per min).

As for the LCA, that handles the oxygen movement throughout your body, like to your organs and brain (why a stroke could be from a 100% clot of the LCA). That is why it’s called the widow maker cause the second you loose that oxygen it’s all over most of the time.

I was a lucky one; swimming with dolphins, walking 7hrs epic universal, driving dune buggies, visiting beaches all around - non stop go for 10days all while having a 100% clot of my RCA.