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
Normal sinus rhythm.non specific st and T wave abnormalities Abnormal ecg. Echo Normal. Ecg and echo done today
I am 40 years of age , for last 5-6 days I am feeling pain in right side of chest and now 2-3 days pain is in both side of chest , ecg is normal. Doctors it is due to muscular or acidity.
Angiography showing 80-90 blockage and calcium deposit. He is on ventilator , what should be next action
Hello doc, I have acidity issues due to which I get burping a lot I am changing my lifestyle following diet with a Nutritionist even though I have chest discomfort mild pain and at the junction of ribs and upper stomach pain tenderness. Visit doctors they tell acidity and to make my anxiety calm undergone ECg it shows sinus tachycardia. Whenever I visit the hospital for a bp check or ecg my heart races.
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