Dear, doctor. A 66-year-old man has been experiencing a dull, nagging chest pain for the past few days. His blood pressure is 145/85 mmHg, and his post-prandial (PP) blood sugar is 190. His ECG report is provided below; please advise if there are any issues. He takes Telmisartan 40 mg. Thanks
This is my cholesterol report. I am worried if I have plaque. I am 34. Is it really high? How can I decrease it?” • Total Cholesterol: 267 mg/dL • Triglycerides: 194 mg/dL • HDL Cholesterol: 49 mg/dL • LDL Cholesterol: 179 mg/dL • VLDL Cholesterol: 39 mg/dL • Cholesterol/HDL Ratio: 5.4 • LDL/HDL Ratio: 3.64 • Non-HDL Cholesterol: 218 mg/dL
Hello, I saw here that ecg is not normal but I am worried that is there any major issue with this ecg report? Hello has cholesterol around 225 and LDL cholesterol is 155 and ratio is 4.5 and triglycerides is 134. Weight is 62. No any bad habits like smoke or alcohol and pure veg. Doctor gave cardirose ez 10 to take then is it fine with this report? Thank you.
I recently fainted in gym after 15 min of excercise my head got warm and my head had tingling sensation my ear popped out .. I could hear people around me but I couldn't get up this happens with me frequently I just pushed myself little bit today... otherwise after 15 min excercise I don't have energy.. my bp that day after fainting when I got consciousness was 47
I have done treadmill test without echo but I have done ecg yesterday and took treadmill test today but echo I skipped in that whole body check up but I have done echo 20 days back so I skipped echo and did treadmill alone so is there any problem in reception that lady told without echo treadmill test is not applicable but i skipped today echo and I did treadmill is there any complications because of that
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