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Pain sitting standing, High heart beat
Dear Doctor,
I am 43 years old.
Weight 120kg
Height 5 feet 6 inches.
I am taking medicine Concor 5mg for High heart beat for the past two years.
If I stop taking Concor 5mg My resting heart beat goes up to 105, if I walk my heart beat goes up to 185 within few minutes.
I have Severe ED for the past 10 months.👈
May I know why resting heart beat is going up 105bpm?👈
I have pain in my buttocks on sitting for 1 hour.
I get pain even while standing. May I know Why pain over buttocks on sitting???👈
Buttocks muscle pains if I sit for long time. I am forced to get up and ly down on bed sideways.
What is the reason for all these problems?
I am very obese. I am unable to walk I get hip pain on walking 400meters. I get leg pain on walking for 500meters heart beat increases to 190 during brisk walk.
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Good Bp control is mandatory
Get doppler study done for ED
Physiotherapy advised for pain management
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All is related to obesity, get weight management by diet and lifestyle modifications, need evaluation as well.
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