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Pain in marked area
One of my close friend had pain in marked area. We took him in to a hospital. ECG and blood report was normal. Just they have given pan 10 mg injection .
First they said he can go home then after bill paid they started telling need to give load and hospitalisation at cardiac speciality hospital even vitals are normal.
Pls let me know what it could be.
My friend is also on medication for DM and granuales in liver with mild enlarged pancreatitis. But in CT no pancreatitis.
Plz suggest to save him from unwanted medical trials.
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Hello can you please share his reports. Or if possible discharge your patient from this hospital and take him to another hospital. Share the discharge summery . Since online consultation cannot give opinion on the patient condition without availability of record. If you feel that he has been subjected to unwanted investigations and treatment then best is to take a second opinion in another hospitals . Yes if you can provide with his all blood reports and CT report plus his treatment then probably anyone doctor in panel can advice you properly as what to be done. Meanwhile I suggest you to seek a second opinion
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Dr. Vijayalaxmi Shende
Family and Community Medicine Specialist
10 yrs exp
Pune
Hi
The pain in marked area is suggestive of heart pain.
In your case the patient is diabetic
Many times in diabetic patient does not show any signs of heart attack or chest pain.
Or ECG may come normal initially in any chest pain case
So second ECG is needed to take after 1 hour.
So they might be told you to get admit for observation.
You can share your reports with me
So that I can guide you better.
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