Chest pain and BP
Feeling left side chest, BP shows 130/80 . Local physician suggested ECG. Need help to evaluate the ECG report. Please let me know the further action of course.
Feeling left side chest, BP shows 130/80 . Local physician suggested ECG. Need help to evaluate the ECG report. Please let me know the further action of course.
Is any sign of heart attack 15 days prior of this report? I was suffering from insomnia and anxiety for 10 days and one day when I was feeling very worried and stress I feel my left arm vein was swollen and I feel chest pain for some time . Is my ECG AND ECHO OK? My Cholesterol level is Cholesterol total-235 Triglycerids-138 HDL Cholesterol (HDLC)-80 Non HDL Colesterol-155 LDL Cholesterol-138.47 VLDL Cholesterol-27.6 I can't upload Lipid profile report because no option for upload more than 2 documents HDL CHOLESTEROL 80 GOOD OR BAD?
I got an ECG done and the machine interpretation shows the following: • Normal sinus rhythm • T-wave abnormality — consider anterior ischemia • Abnormal ECG I am attaching the ECG image here. Could you please review it and let me know whether these T-wave changes look clinically significant, or if they could be a normal variant/related to lead placement? Do I need any further evaluation such as repeat ECG, or any other ? Please guide me through this
My father is having heart pain on the right side. He is very disturbed with the issue for the past couple of days.
Hello, I got a routine full body checkup and most of the reports were normal. Except, lipid Profile. Triglycerides and LDL were elevated and fibroscan confirmed fatty liver too. Since then I am taking Saroglitazar 4 mg and it's more than 3 months. I don't have any symptoms and everything looks normal. I am afraid about the side effects of saroglitazar. I am an obese person with 95kg body weight. Can this medicine cause heart problems? Can this medicine cause dependency or diabetes on withdrawal? Can this medicine increase my body weight ? Please help.
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