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Expecting a Heart attack
My father 57 years old. Has a hypertension. He is been recently prescribed with irbesartan,rosuvastatin, aspirin 100 mg. Trimetazidine and coenzyme q10. It seems it became worser. And then recently he felt the symptoms of a heart attack for 10 mins in his left side and he cannot move his arms. I have been researching and i would like to ask if it is applicable to my father especially during a heart attack if I let him chew a 300 mg aspirin and also cayenne pepper(to act like NTG)?As far as I know he is not prescribed with any glycerin. Slightly high cholesterol level too. Thank you.
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To diagnose heart attack ECG should be done and ecosprine can be given if u suspect attack but still I will suggest u to consult nearest cardiologist
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I am not getting anything. Why he is on anti anginal drug. Is any angiogram done. If at al done then whether any block were there or not?
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