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
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
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
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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