I am a 34-year-old male experiencing pain and numbness in my right arm for the past 3 hours. The discomfort starts around the biceps/elbow area and extends down to the fingers. The entire right hand/arm feels uncomfortable, with numbness in the fingers. There is no known injury. I would like to understand whether this could be due to a nerve problem, circulation issue, or something cardiac/neurological, and whether I need urgent evaluation or any tests such as ECG.
Kindly explain this report...am i suppose to take this tablet life long...doctor said it's a major heart attack. Is it true
Angiography showing 80-90 blockage and calcium deposit. He is on ventilator , what should be next action
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
I got the same problem during my travel to home and I got my periods on the same day. Feeling same pain and fan is of full speed but I'm getting sweating
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