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
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
Hi i am 26 year old it started 2 years ago i had a very bad sensation in chest while driving and when i checked my heartbeat was 180 i went to emergency but didn’t got any help I was overseas after returning this happened again i went to a doctor for checkup he did 2d echo in September 2024 it came out normal but my sensations were always there feeling what will i do if i am alone and some problem happened to me then i tested myself for tmt in 2025 December the result came out normal but chest heaviness is there what should i do?? I feel sensation on my face sometimes right side sometimes left side and brain fog every other day
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?
I have done my TMT test today in which the conclusion was mentioned as "POSITIVE FOR INDUCED INSCHEMIA", Can I get the exact condition of that phrase and Is it a serious issue if so how can treat or reverse it? To elaborate myself I am a Bank employee with Cervical spondylitis C3 C4 C5 discs and radiating pains towards my left side
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