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High B.P. and Chest pain

2016-06-28 17:07:01
Sir, I had a cardiac arrest in month of January. I was treated and was doing well and was adviced to take regular medicines. But due to a medical test I was in fast for complete 12 hours and I missed my medicine for 2-3 days. Now I am feeling that I have increased in heart rate and a pain in chest.
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Hello, I went through your query, you are not given any details about what caused cardiac arrest and what medicines your are taking. If the fasting is over please take your medicines, it is not sure about why missing medicines for 2-3 days if fasting is only for 12 hrs. For any cardiac disease regular taking of medicines is most important, please talk regarding this with your doctor when you need to fast again.

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