Medicine to take
Rosuvas EZ 10 vs Rosuvas F 20...which is preferred as each doctor suggested each one. Want an answer to get the right one to use and focus now.
chest or back pain
Health Q&A
Mr 2+ in 2d echo
Hello, i. Sharing my 2D echo rrport please tell aboit the complictions and further treatment.recently suffering from bp 130/90 chest pain for 2 to 3 days conyinuoisly
Pain in pubic area & stress test walking
Hi My last cycle was on 27th Feb. I have been having pressure like pain in the right side pubic area since yesterday. It's like coming and going and not constant. Exactly below the lower abdomen. It hurts tender if I press. No swelling, fever or nausea. Never had this pain before. This pressure type pain hurts while walking, sitting, laying down, standing. It's like on the lower abdomen and below that. Marked on the image. I have an ovarian cyst on the left side and nothing on this side. What could be causing this type of pressing pressure like pain in the right pubic area and lower abdomen right side? I have a stress test on Wednesday to evaluate my ankle and feet swelling. I have an autoimmune arthritis diagnosis recently. Can I do the walking treadmill test with the pain in the right side pubic area/ right lower abdomen?
Regarding ecg
Dear sir kindly find attached my ecg report... I m working in pharmaceutical company...I showed my ecg report to cardiologist and physicians as well...all doctors says normal ecg ...but in ecg report wrote sinus rhythm left atrial abnormality...so I want to know that why is mentioned abnormal ecg ??? Yesterday suddenly I feel ghabrahat and palpitations so I did ecg today ...
Sudden rise in heartbeat
Hello Doctor, I wanted to ask about some episodes I’ve been experiencing. During the day, while I was completely at rest, my heart rate suddenly increased to around 160–170 bpm and stayed high for about 5 minutes. I got an ECG done immediately, which showed normal rhythm with sinus tachycardia. Then at night after dinner, while resting, my heart rate was around 72 bpm and suddenly increased to about 135 bpm, and within 2 minutes it came down to around 100 bpm on its own. This has happened more than once. I did not have significant chest pain or severe symptoms, just the sudden increase in heart rate. Could this be something like episodic sinus tachycardia or SVT? Do I need further evaluation like a Holter monitor or any other tests?
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