Heart Problems & Remedies

Hi I am having a burning feeling on the left side of chest and armpit from a few days. Sometimes its continuous throughout the day , sometimes its just in the morning and at night. I also feel a bit strained there especially when I lift something. My ecg and chest xray are normal. Can someone help on what could be the reason of this discomfort and what should I do? Urgent answer pls

Today my mothers blood pressure was 186/100. Even after giving medicine tesla40 the bpbremain same. Is it an emergency . What should we do.

From today morning i got twice chest pain. Position was at center slightly towards left. I cant elaborate pain type it was under rib. Pain ends is few seconds in both episodes. I have mitral valve problem since birth. Recently few weeks ago i done my 2d echo and ecg. Ecg was normal. In 2d echo only mild mitral valve prolapse is there. Also i am hypertension patient taking prolomet xl25 for the same for 2 times. Yesterday i vomited due to hyper acidity. My stomach is also bloated. (Mostly upper side). Gassy problem is also there. Burping is also there.Our cardiologist advice for life style change. My question is today's pain might be related to heart or any other problem. First episode was at 11:00 am and second 1:45 pm. Pls. Help.

Yesterday my mother got full body checkup and in that cardiac risk markers test "High Sensitivity C-Reactive Protein (HS-CRP) is 14.83 whereas normal level is less than 3. Should she get any more tests to check any cardiac issue?

Dear Dr, As my bp shootup to 205/135. Mild chest pain and pain in the left arm. When check my saturation in pulse oximeter the pi value remain less than 2.2%. Is there any problem in the heart? I am already in medication for hypertension, diabetes and anxiety. In ecg it shows that sinus tachycardia and right axis deviation. Is that really a problem in the future?

My 20 days of baby diagnosed with pneumonia and some cardiac issue as per below 2 D echo report Left to right flow seen across foramen ovale with 16 MM of HG peak gradient s/o PFO. Please help us in this to understand the situation and critical ness if any

Hello doctor I suddenly got a lower back head pulsating pressure accompanied with palpitation and I consulted a doctor..he checked my bp on that day it was 160/90. He told it was hypertension. So he prescribed some medicines. A week later I'm normal. And when I checked my bp twice after that it was 120/80. But my lower back head pulsating pressure was persistent. After few days I got panic for some reason and suddenly one day I got palpitation. So Doctor told to do ecg and it showed sinus tachycardia with 148bpm heart rate. Also I done 2d echo and it was normal. And again doctor prescribed some medicines. And a week later Again I done with ecg and it was normal . now no more palpitations but, sometimes I'm feeling an electric pressure like sensation in my back of neck and somewhere in the chest but it was weird sensation I'm not able to explain.. and also I have anxiety..is this anything related to heart I'm worried pls help me out.

My BP is usually under 120/80 when i am lying down. When i sit up then its between 130/95 - 140/100. I am taking telma at the moment. I want to know that is BP lying down also the right measurement or when i am sitting up ? Do i need to alter my dose or increase it or shall i take my reading of lying down as BP is under control ?

Hello Doctor, I have attached my BP reading and the reading is 122/90. Is diastolic high?? Do I need any medication. Is this normal or high Diastolic BP? Please advice

Hi sir I am having some movement in my left side chest area and I have taken ecg and 2d echo . Ecg is sinus tachycardia as I have feeling some anxiety at that movement with right axis deviation and borderline ecg so I have taken 2d echo also and 2d echo is normal . Attaching both reports . And I constantly checking my heart rate whether that disturbance is due to palpitations but my heart rate is normal which is around 70-80 . And I don't know what causes these movements whether it is gas or due to nerve movements Thanks Dileep