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Chest pain few days.
Dear, doctor.
A 66-year-old man has been experiencing a dull, nagging chest pain for the past few days. His blood pressure is 145/85 mmHg, and his post-prandial (PP) blood sugar is 190. His ECG report is provided below; please advise if there are any issues. He takes Telmisartan 40 mg.
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Your ECG shows LVH with LV strain pattern which are normally seen in hypertensive patients which is called hypertensive heart disease.
Being a Diabteic, hypertensive, and age of 66years , I would recommend consulting a cardiologist for invasive CORONARY ANGIOGRAPHY.
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ECG is showing changed.
Need further cardiac evaluation.
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Consult Cardiologist as early as possible
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Dr. Santosh Kumar Singh
Cardiologist
26 yrs exp
Delhi
Age 66, male hypertension diabetes and Chest discomfor. It suggest cardiac diseases.
Get done echo and Coronary CT Angiography .
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