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Grade 1 dialastic dysfunction
Dr since one year I was suffering from head ache and consulted general physician they said I have migrain and started taking betacap tab but my issue was same and later I did master checkup and ecg and echo scan. And met cardialogy ecg normal and echo all normal only Dr said it's grade 1 dialastic dysfunction. And I have bp 140/100 and Dr suggest me to take prolonet 50 5 mg. But I feel tired dizzy and headach, fast breathe wat to do for this and I get pain near center chest left hand i have attached the report
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Dr. Nikhila Pachani
Cardiologist
14 yrs exp
Rajkot
The headache symptoms are mostly suggestive of migraine and it is being treated with medications already. Diastolic dysfunction grade 1 could be due to hypertensive changes, these BP readings are slightly on the higher side and needs to be treated either with lifestyle modification and if Bp remains Uncontrolled needs to start medication. Diastolic dysfunction will be improved once BP gets controlled. Strictly lifestyle changes like regular exercise meditation yoga, low-salt low sugars and diet in and regular medication should help.
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