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.
After 5 dose of anti rabbies vaccines both the legs are continuously paining and now I am felling breathing problem ,for last 15 years I was taking medicine of Nitroglycerin 2.6 mg tablet.But after dog bite I am not taking nitroglycerin tablet 2.6 mg .Now I am felling breathing problem, having leg pain .what should I do kindly advise.
Did routine blood test.. all test came back fine but HsCRP is elevated to 2.65 mg/l and LDL is 125.. no symptoms.. pls suggest
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