My brother jiten age 28 was admitted in cardic care unit on 16th apr 2022, ech shows lvh +
lae + , t inversions in v5, v6 and trop was < 0.02 2s echo showed global lv hypokinesia lvef 20% moderate TR, paitent was intubated and put on ventilator support i/v/o suddent onset of sob associated with sweating, hypotension, vomiting and decrease 02 saturation on 17/4/22, Cag was done on 18/04/22 which revealed normal coronaries, patient was extubated on 18/4/22, aicd implantation - single chamber, mr conditional, Medtronics done on 20/04/22, post procedure paitent stays in hospital was uneventful and is now
discharged in stable condition and medication
given
dapaone 10mg,
concor 2.5mg
aldacatone 25mg
dytor 10mg
pantacid 40mg
ceftum 500mg
levoflox 500mg
alprax 0.25mg
now in the evening his bp becomes low and he starts vomiting and after vomiting skin become pale and right calves pain for a while.
what is the best solution to recover slowly and positively ??
cough is there.suggestions?
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The patient is having non ischemic dilated cardiomyopathy- heart muscles are weak. He needs to be treated carefully with medications. The medications for heart failure can lead to mild reduction in blood pressure along with electrolyte abnormalities. Dose adjustment is required depending on clinical status of patient.
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Physical consult for evaluation
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