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.
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 been taking 1. (S) Amlodipin 1.25 mg 2. Metoprolol succinate ER 12.5 MG 3. NOW Dr. Added one more medicine ie remipril 2.5 mg Can I take all three safely or not at a time
Hello doc, I have acidity issues due to which I get burping a lot I am changing my lifestyle following diet with a Nutritionist even though I have chest discomfort mild pain and at the junction of ribs and upper stomach pain tenderness. Visit doctors they tell acidity and to make my anxiety calm undergone ECg it shows sinus tachycardia. Whenever I visit the hospital for a bp check or ecg my heart races.
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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