My brother had an open heart surgery when he was 5 years. Now he is 22.He is currently working and physically fit and not taking any kind of treatments or medicines. But when it Comes to medical clearance for work visa it is getting rejected due to only the scar visible in xray... What's the remedy.. After a full body examination can he get a medically fit certificate apart from the scar visible in xray. Why the medical clearance is repeatedly rejecting only because of the scar?
My father had CABG last year and in the consultations after his discharge( 3months, 6months) the doctor didn't advise for any tests to be done(like ECG,ECHO). He has been sleeping a lot when he's tired. I heard from others who had a similar surgery that these tests are usually done during consultations. My father isn't someone who tells us if he has mild discomforts and he has been the same after the surgery also. I am scared whenever he sleeps a lot now. Are these tests a regular protocol of some sort? Should we look for a different doctor for consultation?
Hello I am a 18 years old student from last one year I am having chest pain on stretching changing position or when bending my body. I also have shortness of breath sometimes and anxiety too. Last year I was told to have asthma by an pulmonologist. Last month I had an ECG done and it showed atrial tachycardia and 1 degree AV blockage. I am very scared. Please help me. My current medicines include ciplar la 40,nexito plus and pantosec dsr
Doctor my body moves sometimes. I think my body moves with pulse. I have done two ecg (normal),echo and high sensitive troponin (lesser than 1.50ng/L). Kindly guide🙏 As only two pictures are allowed I am uploading my echo reports
Some days back my heart rate become faster n felt bit unwell- had this ecg done- in this qtc is 500 n prolonged. Can u check it plz? I have read that in faster heart rates qtc can be falsely prolonged so requesting a check
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