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
Pre surgery fears goes upto 140 150 bpm ,fear burst in night palpitations,how to overcome fear afraid of salivary stone surgery and anasthesia negative thoughts
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
Hi i am 26 year old it started 2 years ago i had a very bad sensation in chest while driving and when i checked my heartbeat was 180 i went to emergency but didn’t got any help I was overseas after returning this happened again i went to a doctor for checkup he did 2d echo in September 2024 it came out normal but my sensations were always there feeling what will i do if i am alone and some problem happened to me then i tested myself for tmt in 2025 December the result came out normal but chest heaviness is there what should i do?? I feel sensation on my face sometimes right side sometimes left side and brain fog every other day
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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