I am 30 years old and i was suffering from extreme tiredness and shortness of breath when I went to clinic my bp was 160 /100 later 10 days I have done 2d echo and it shows mild LVH and Grade I LV diastolic dysfunction present. Now i feels very tiredness and I exhaust on small walk. Should i worry about this
During routine health check up i had 2d echo and there is Grade 1 DD in 2d echo report ?I am 30 years old slightly overweight but exact one year ago my 2d echo was normal. PFA for the reports Is it serious ? What should I do now ?i am really scared please answer
I got test my mother when she feeling not well Ecg found sinus arrhythmia and short PR interval Blood test - b12 and d3 deficiency Thyroid T3 high little bit No bp (127/65) No diabetes (Blood sugar ( 95)) Symptoms - Weakness Body pain Lightheadedness Palpitations Is this dangerous anything, and what to do now Age - 67 15 years of depression and anxiety patient, but since last 6 years medicine was not given because after her accident where her hand got fractured, she never took depression medicine...and all ok since than...but last one year this issue arises.
Any problem Please explain me any need medicine please advise me this is importance me I did echo in January month that is normal when I repeat once again test please advise me
I am 21 years old male.3 days ago I got a chest pain at left side and it lasted for 30 mins then it got okay but from then I am having shortness of breathe and its even when I am resting and it increases when I do physical work.I am also now having intermittent mild chest pains at different sites.So what should I do and it be anything serious?
Have you heard about young people maybe someone in their 20s or 30s suddenly having a heart attack? It’s scary, right? And the most confusing part is that many of them had just done their health checkups, and everything looked normal! So what’s really going on? Let’s understand this ...
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