Is this ECG report normal? Can someone please let me know. My grandfather has CAD and bronchitis. He is taking medicine for it. All the blood reports are within normal range considering his age. He was experiencing shortness of breath so we got his ecg done.
1 year ago I had a panic attack and my heart beat was very fast. My trop t level was 3 that day. Since that day I'm having palpitations problems. I have done echo test 2 times, 1 TMT test and a 24 hrs holter monitoring from govt hospital and private clinic. All of these tests are normal and I've taken anxiety medicine for one month. Its better than before because now I know how I can control when palpitations starts. But when I start excercise then my heartbeats are so strong, I feel like something punching in my chest inside and due that I get scared and couldn't continue. Just want to know if there is any problem and still I should check it with any test. Palpitations occurs only when there is gas issue or exercising. Rest heatbeat is 50-80.
My Father had a stent recently . For how long should all medications be taken ? I heard that it should be taken Atleast for one year . One to one and half year is crucial and restenosis might happen .. is it true
I need to know if my ecg is good pr any other concultation required. Pls suggesrlt me Attached the report below
I recently took a full body checkup. My homocysteine level came out to be 23.32 umol/L. My Vitamin b12 levels are 189 pg/ml and vitmani B9 levels are 7.16 ng/ml. What can be the reason for such increase in homocysteine. I dont have any history of cardiovascular disease and neither does my family have any such history.
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