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My mother is having constant back pain, since 10 days. Doctor advised MRI, gave Zocef 500. Back pain radiated to chest, tiny finger,left shoulder, hand. He referred to cardiologist did all test ECG,Echo, Tropolin. For BP mother is taking Amlovas 5 & Telvas 20. After taking medicine her BP subside for 2 hours then again shoot up . Her nerve is increasing BP & spine point results in BP fluctuations ? Why is the cause of? Shall I change BP medicine ? Any help appreciated.
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I feel treatment is is in the right direction. Stick with medicines and follow ups. MRI spine findings may not cause such BP fluctuations. Later on one MRI spine contrast study can be repeated to see the spondylodiscitis progression and decide on further management.
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Need to rule out cardiac cause first.
Was there any previous history of TB?
Is there any history of weight loss?
Had she suffering from any other known ilness?
Patiend will require physical clinical neurological examination.
Will require mri films for fine detils.
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clinical examination
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