Palpitations
Greetings sir my name srihari my friend age 30 no bad habits 4 months breastfeeding mother palpitations and sweating sometimes chest pain plz check sir anything problem
Greetings sir my name srihari my friend age 30 no bad habits 4 months breastfeeding mother palpitations and sweating sometimes chest pain plz check sir anything problem
Normal sinus rhythm.non specific st and T wave abnormalities Abnormal ecg. Echo Normal. Ecg and echo done today
So I will keep it short- had some ANGINa like symptoms when i was 24- suspicion was lower, but got a CT angio done- perfectly normal ( 2024 November) A year later started getting JAW discomfort and some more typical symptoms - this time invasive angio done- again normal but with the mild myocardial bridge Taking bisoprol 5 mg- quality of life became quite better after a normal result since the anxiety removed- but now I am having symptoms, especially pressure and happiness in my neck and choking sensation- worst when I get up and when I lie down I was wondering if a stress echo is needed right now? Mainly for assurance? These episodes do not create any change in the ECG or trop i levels
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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