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Pain in chest area
My aunt is 50 years old
She is facing pain and burning in chest area
Difficult to breathe
Her weight is 68
Height is 5.4
Takes diet food regularly
Her name is shehnaz malik
Now what should she do next
Here is the 5th August report
When she does exercise her bleeding starts due to hormonal imbalance
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Kindly consult with more details
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Firstly you have to do some test for chest pain like ECG
Becoz in lipid profile the cholesterol level is high soo avoid spicy oily food and after the report of ECG we can consult her by cardiologist
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Chest pain associated with breathing difficulty is a point of concern . Plz consult and evaluate rather relying on self medication
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Consult on practo for a better treatment plan.
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Hi guest, she needs further evaluation consult me online or visit ayurvaidya healthcare
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Got ur concern but she needs to attend her family dr and assessment for cause n resolve accordingly. Bleeding at her age may be normal but chest pain is priority
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I completely understand how worrying it must be to read about your aunt's chest pain and breathing troubles, especially when seeing those higher cholesterol numbers on her report. Because chest pain and difficulty breathing can point to a serious, life-threatening heart issue, she needs to be taken to an allopathic hospital emergency room immediately. Please do not wait to consult an Ayurvedic doctor or try any natural remedies right now, as her immediate safety depends on a medical evaluation.
The bleeding she experiences during exercise also requires a proper gynecological exam once her heart is safe.
Next Steps
Once a cardiologist has thoroughly evaluated her, run the necessary tests, and confirmed that she is entirely stable and out of danger, you can safely look into supportive Ayurvedic strategies under the guidance of a practitioner.
Health Tips
Always consult a cardiologist or emergency medical professional immediately for chest pain and breathing difficulties
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Dr. Asmita
Ayurveda
1 yrs exp
Indore
Consult
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Dr. Rajeev Kumar Verma
Ayurveda
14 yrs exp
Lucknow
Consult ayurveda physician for proper diagnosis and root cause of ailments before consuming any medicine
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Dr. Tinkle Rani
Ayurveda
9 yrs exp
New Delhi
For a 50-year-old woman with chest burning/pain accompanied by difficulty breathing, the priority is to rule out a cardiac cause before attributing it to acidity, menopause or cholesterol. In women, heart-related problems can present as burning/indigestion-like chest discomfort and breathlessness rather than classic severe chest pain. Her cholesterol of 211 mg/dL and LDL 141 mg/dL are elevated, which adds cardiovascular risk, although these values alone do not tell us whether her current symptoms are cardiac.
Next Steps
If she is currently having chest pain/burning with breathlessness, especially if it is persistent, occurs with exertion, radiates to the arm/back/jaw, or is associated with sweating, nausea, dizziness or unusual weakness, she should go to an emergency department immediately rather than exercising or waiting for an appointment. She should have a clinical cardiac assessment, typically including an ECG and cardiac evaluation, with further testing decided according to her risk and examination. Once a cardiac cause has been excluded, gastrointestinal, musculoskeletal and menopausal causes can be evaluated. For better treatment and personalised guidance, you may connect with us at 9 3 1 5 6 6 1 5 6 5 for proper treatment and guidance.
Health Tips
Until she has been evaluated for the chest symptoms, avoid strenuous exercise or power walking. Continue a heart-healthy diet with less saturated/trans fat, fried food and excess sugar, and maintain appropriate physical activity only after she is medically cleared. At around this age, menstrual irregularity and hormonal changes are common during perimenopause, but bleeding that is unusually heavy, occurs between periods, or occurs after 12 months without periods should be evaluated by a gynecologist rather than simply attributed to hormonal imbalance. Most important: chest burning + difficulty breathing at age 50 warrants cardiac evaluation first. The August 5 report can help assess her overall risk, but it should not be used to explain away her current symptoms. Thank you
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Dr Raghuveer SN
Ayurveda
7 yrs exp
Hyderabad
The symptoms youâve described in a 50-year-old woman â chest pain/burning with difficulty breathing â need to be taken seriously. These symptoms can sometimes be related to acidity or hormonal changes, but they can also indicate a heart or lung problem, and it is not safe to assume the cause without examination.
What she should do now
If the chest pain/burning or breathlessness is happening now, is severe, worsening, or associated with sweating, dizziness, nausea, weakness, pain spreading to the arm/jaw/back, or fainting: please take her to an emergency department immediately.
Even if the symptoms have settled, she should have a prompt medical evaluation, particularly because she is 50.
Until she is evaluated, avoid strenuous exercise.
Regarding the bleeding: bleeding triggered by exercise should not simply be labelled as âhormonal imbalance.â At around 50, menstrual irregularity can occur during perimenopause, but abnormal bleeding still warrants assessment by a gynecologist. Depending on her history, the doctor may consider a pelvic examination, CBC/hemoglobin, pregnancy testing where relevant, thyroid testing, ultrasound, and other investigations.
I also donât have the 5 August report available in this conversation. If you upload the report/photo here, I can go through the findings with you and explain what each result means and what questions to discuss with her doctor.
Most importantly: chest symptoms + breathing difficulty should be assessed before focusing on diet, weight loss, Ayurveda, or hormonal treatment.
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