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Tmt positive
Hi, we are worried about my sister in law. she was having chest pain since 2-3 months n had visited a cardiologist. her ecg n 2d echo n all blood reports were normal but tmt came positive. she is 5'4 n weights 81 kgs. has thyroid anemia n anxiety after my mother in laws death. what should she do as she is depressed n now we are also very much.
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Hi, TMT positive is a sign of coronary artery disease, she also has comorbidity like high BMI , Hypothyroid and anemia.
My advice would be to get a CT coronary done to rule out CAD
Motivate her to bring down weight by regular brisk walk 30min in morning and evening
Correct her anemia
Take help of psychiatrists for depression
Check her Lipid profile, ECHO , thyroid profile , Renal profile 6monthly , Blood pressure weekly
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Whatever she is through is not a permanent thing. This is part of life and she will come out of this with support from family, Good lifestyle, Motivation and self determination.
I am sure the family is supporting her but someone needs to get connected to her and make her realise the reality.
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2-3 months of medication for depression along with above methods will surely help her.
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