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I am 25.One day while I was smoking my heart rate raised to 160 along with my bp. Panicking I went to hospital and on some medicine ingested through veins my heart rate was normal in 2 hours. They put me in hospital for 2 days to see if the episode occurs again and did various test which were normal. They discharged with promolex . I referred another doctor and he said I have low ejection fractions ie 50. He did BNP test even that was normal.He still gave me valsartan 80 mg and lanoxin. Everything was fine for a week and then at night I started getting tingling sensation in various body parts like bp was raising. My dilemma is before 4 months I had my body checked along with bp and everything was fine. So what is happening and what should I do in this situation. For now I have completely changed my life style like no smoking and no fats. Please help me as am getting depressed by all this as my age is just 25
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No need to panic. Keep calm. Every problem has got resolution. Can you send me your ECG and Echo reports? And blood reports like RBS, lipid profile, TSH, LFT, CBC, Urine RM . I can help you after seeing these reports.
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