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Palpitations, chest pain and weakness
My father has 1 stunt placed in 2019 and following medications properly. Took covishield vaccine on 20th april 2021 and facing sudden palpitations, chest pain and weakness after 25th april 2021. Did many tests and all reports are normal. Did angiography on 25th june 2021 and there is no blockage. It's not continuous, some days he is fit and fine and suddenly problem arises. It's been a month now. Before vaccination he was normal and there was no problem at all for 2 years.
Is it because of vaccination? If yes then how much time it takes to get back to normal health.
Should he take 2nd covishield dose?
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Dr. Lokanath M
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5 yrs exp
Kottayam
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Dr. Aditi Dattagupta
Cardiologist
20 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi. You seem to have got proper evaluation for your father for his symptoms including angiogram. Unlikely that the vaccine is causing symptoms for so long.
Are these palpitation epiosdes associated with high BP? When he feels tired and palpitations is the pulse rate too low prices too high? Could you record? Are other blood tests like Thyroid, Hb etc normal?
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If the palpitations are very frequent and disturbing you can consult your cardiologist and plan a 24 hrs Holter test
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Since he is a heart patient it is important for him to get vaccinated. I would suggest complete the vaccination dose under supervision of your doctor.
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