Hi, I had my full body checkup done and my hscrp level is 10.2mg/L I had it done 3 months ago it was still the same. I went to a cardiologist last time and done Ecg and stress test all was normal but again it is high what should I do next .
My cholesterol is continuously increasing, I got tested in 2022 and it was 214 and now again I got tested and it is 283. Do I need medication or how can I bring it to the right level. Is it risky now ?
My mother is 54 years old and she is complaining of pain in her chest and right side of body sometimes. She also has deficiency of vitamin D and her last CRP test was 8 mg/L. Please advise which test should be done to diagnose the problem and which specialist should be referred.
Hello doc!! I am 28 yrs old. I am getting severe heart Palpitations. I visited doctor. I am diagonised with hyper thyroidism and she prescribed me with thyronorm tablet 25mcg daily in the morning. My thyroid levels are 13 . My blood report are all normal. After using for 3 months also...I am getting this palpitations...I could not concentrate, cannot breath, some time feeling dizzy... 😭😭😭😭 My ecg also normal... Dr suggest me clonafit beta tablet when anxiety comes...but it didn't work out for me... I am getting this anxiety specially at night times... Please suggest me any medication...or what to do...plz pls pls..
Can trop t test be positive other than heart damage? My trop t was 3 so I've done echo test 2 times and it was normal.
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