Blood pressure
My doctor changed medication to b.p. met trio 25 to how i can reduce my dose please solve this problem
brief loss of consciousness
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Chest pain / tightness/ feeling weak
I did a TMT as part of regular checkup. Having frequent chest pain /chest tightness episodes for almost past 5 years. Did lot of echo/blood/ECG till 4 month before and finally did CT angio 3years back. Everything founds normal, but I will have frequent missing beats/chest discomfort while walking at times/ feeling weak similar episodes almost daily. Contacted psychiatrist as well, but issue prevails. Found my sugar level is 200 before fasting while checking in morning and 145 in evening. H1AB1C is 7.3 Attaching recent TMT. Not having any clue
(Low LVEF & Atrial Fibrillation)
My father (male, ~70 years) had two episodes of dengue within a short period: 1st episode: 25 January 2025 2nd episode: 15 March 2026 During both episodes, he developed cardiac complications: Low LVEF (~30–35%) Atrial Fibrillation Elevated Troponin (~50) in both episodes He has now been discharged on medical management. The treating doctor has advised: Holter monitoring Considering coronary angiography / MRI angio My questions: Can dengue infection alone cause recurrent low LVEF and atrial fibrillation in such a short span? Is this likely due to dengue-induced myocarditis, or could it indicate underlying coronary artery disease or chronic heart condition? How important is it to proceed with angiography in this situation? Is recovery of heart function (LVEF) possible after such episodes? Any guidance on prognosis and next steps would be helpful.
ECHOCARDIOGRAM FINDINGS
Echo summary attached. Are these findings significant or age related. Having dizziness . Given Concor Am5 Roseday A 20.and asked to repeat echo after 3 months.
Senseless unconscious
Myself puja Sinha 28 years of age m become unconscious and when sense come there's pain in left chest and back. Is the ecg report ok?
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