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
Dear, doctor. A 66-year-old man has been experiencing a dull, nagging chest pain for the past few days. His blood pressure is 145/85 mmHg, and his post-prandial (PP) blood sugar is 190. His ECG report is provided below; please advise if there are any issues. He takes Telmisartan 40 mg. Thanks
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.
Hi, I have been experiencing slight pin pointed pain and heaviness in the left part of the chest. I went to a cardiologist he performed 2D Echo and TMT. He said test results were good. Due to some vitamin deficiency it might happen. He suggested to use vit D3 6 lakh IU, 2 injections one per week. My current D3 levels are 39. My doubt is, is it safe to get that high amount of units of injection? Or I can use the 60K IU per week. Please suggest. If I go for high dose injection will it cause any issues?
Angiography showing 80-90 blockage and calcium deposit. He is on ventilator , what should be next action
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