The initial episode you had while doing yoga sounds like a ‘Vaso-Vagal’ episode and that is not a concern unless recurrent. The later episode of uneasiness in your chest, With your medical conditions, do the following, 1. ECG 2. Blood tests- Troponin and TSH 3. Aspirin 75mg once a day 4. Echocardiogram 5. Exercise tolerance test (Treadmill test) All the best. J G S R clinic

You didn't share your ECG. You didn't mention about your BP. Your reports are suggestive of Pre-diabetes. Please share your ECG and consult with your Doctor regarding the need for Holter monitoring. You should go slow on your exercise schedule.

Sudden drop in heart rate, with dizziness could be related postural or vasovagal, fluctuating BP.Get a 12 leads ECG to check the rhythm,if needed go for holter study.Your blood tests report is normal.Being a diabetic on treatment, hba1c 6.4 and fasting glucose level 119 is absolutely fine

Take an ecg echo stresstest holter test and electrophysiological studies..rule out heart failure...or any others... cbc ..ironnprofile...peripheral smear..infection ...bld culture if any fever..urine..stress anxiety issues..sleep issues...shud be noted your glucose bp shud also be checked...chest xrray too needed..rft and lft too..lipid profile..

You will need an ECG if normal and symptoms persist then need 24-48 hr holter monitoring

Blood reports are fine. But you need more clinical assessment.

Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

Blood reports are normal,  get cardiac echo, thyroid profile and Holter monitoring done.

Your reports of sugar and others are normal , you need some testing further.kindlly me for further management and evaluation.

Reports normal

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You need further evaluation including cardiac evaluation like ECG in case you are having fluctuating heart rate. These blood tests only show that your average sugar has not been under control so you might want to monitor your sugar levels and consult your regular physician about possible change in medication.

Only blood rest reports are not enough. Please duicuss and get yourself fully evaluated.

Based on your symptoms and reports, this episode is unlikely to be due to a clot or heart attack. The brief drop in pulse to 40–50 bpm during yoga, followed by recovery, is most consistent with a vagal episode / autonomic imbalance, which can occur with breath-holding, strain, dehydration, or sudden posture changes during yoga. The later higher pulse (90–110) is likely a stress or anxiety response after the event. Your labs: • HbA1c 6.4, FBG 119 → controlled / borderline diabetes • Low platelets with some large platelets (↑ size) usually suggest increased platelet turnover, not clots • Low RDW/PDW/MPV are not dangerous by themselves and do not indicate clot formation Clots are associated with high platelet activation, chest pain, breathlessness, ECG changes, none of which you currently have.

Please consult

First get ECG done

Psychiatry opinion

Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment

Need few more details for further evaluation. Kindly consult

I’ve gone through your history and reports. What you experienced sounds more like a transient heart rhythm fluctuation (vasovagal / exertion-related / anxiety-related) rather than a clot or heart attack. A brief drop in pulse during yoga can happen due to posture, breath-holding, or sudden vagal stimulation. The later higher pulse fits with anxiety and body’s compensation. Your reports don’t suggest an active clot or acute cardiac event. Platelet variation with some large platelets is usually not dangerous by itself.