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.
I feel tightness in shoulder aand left arm in cold environment.. When I was sitting under I felt so much pressure in my hands and my pulse was showing 50.. Is anything serious.. 6 months ago my ecg, treadmill was normal.. my recent blood reports are also normal. I feel sometimes pinching pain below the left ribs.. nausea after eating and I have sour mouth always.. please suggest
This is my cholesterol report. I am worried if I have plaque. I am 34. Is it really high? How can I decrease it?” • Total Cholesterol: 267 mg/dL • Triglycerides: 194 mg/dL • HDL Cholesterol: 49 mg/dL • LDL Cholesterol: 179 mg/dL • VLDL Cholesterol: 39 mg/dL • Cholesterol/HDL Ratio: 5.4 • LDL/HDL Ratio: 3.64 • Non-HDL Cholesterol: 218 mg/dL
I have walk daily 2-3 km, 3 story stairs 5-6 times I'm a day I use, avoid non veg and oil fat. I m energetic.
I recently fainted in gym after 15 min of excercise my head got warm and my head had tingling sensation my ear popped out .. I could hear people around me but I couldn't get up this happens with me frequently I just pushed myself little bit today... otherwise after 15 min excercise I don't have energy.. my bp that day after fainting when I got consciousness was 47
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