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Palpitations, fatigueness and insomnia
Hello doctors, I recently did my routine blood tests. Everything is normal, except my HSCRP which is high (11). Lipid profile, cardiac and hormonal profiles are normal.
Symptoms I am having are, lack of sleep (wake up several times in the night) and hardly sleep 3-4 hrs at night. Restlessness at night mostly. Light headedness, also at night. Also I have palpitations. Bp fluctuates throughout the day. In the morning, readings were 130/90, at noon 90/60, again at night increases to 140/100. Bp fluctuations is happening only from last 2 days.
I have sinus tachycardia (as per ecg) and also non alcoholic fatty liver. Kindly advice.
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Dr. Manpreet Singh Salooja
Cardiologist
22 yrs exp
Ludhiana
Needs proper evaluation
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Dr. Nagaraj Desai
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46 yrs exp
Bangalore
You may have reactive anxiety status.
First of all a detailed clinical review is in order to understand your clinical status.
Raised hscrp is a nonspecific and if you are worried it’s important that you consult
All other details are more anxiety based
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