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
I have been taking 1. (S) Amlodipin 1.25 mg 2. Metoprolol succinate ER 12.5 MG 3. NOW Dr. Added one more medicine ie remipril 2.5 mg Can I take all three safely or not at a time
So I will keep it short- had some ANGINa like symptoms when i was 24- suspicion was lower, but got a CT angio done- perfectly normal ( 2024 November) A year later started getting JAW discomfort and some more typical symptoms - this time invasive angio done- again normal but with the mild myocardial bridge Taking bisoprol 5 mg- quality of life became quite better after a normal result since the anxiety removed- but now I am having symptoms, especially pressure and happiness in my neck and choking sensation- worst when I get up and when I lie down I was wondering if a stress echo is needed right now? Mainly for assurance? These episodes do not create any change in the ECG or trop i levels
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
Kindly let me know if this a major heart attack and should we take the tablets life long. Doctor said it was a major heart attack
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