10 Best Cardiologists in Periyamet

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Dr. S Babu

Cardiologist

30 years of experience

Gkm Hospital Pvt Ltd Purasawakkam, Chennai

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Dr. Nagarajan Solai

Cardiologist

26 years of experience

Lifeline Rigid Hospitals Kilpauk, Chennai + 1 more

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Dr. Ravi Shankar

Cardiologist

40 years of experience

Sims Hospital Vadapalani, Chennai + 1 more

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Dr. Dhanapal

Cardiologist

51 years of experience

Chennai National Hospital Parrys, Chennai

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Dr. Viswanathan

Cardiologist

27 years of experience

Life Care Hospital Pudupet, Chennai

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Name- Gaurav, Height- 5'11, Weight- 84 Kgs, I was diagnosed with Hypertension 4 years ago during a routine check up, have visited 8 Interventional Cardiologists, been hospitalized twice, tried Ayurveda, Allopathy, Homeopathy, tried different medicines, including various vitamins nothing has helped my situation, all check ups were done including many x-rays, blood test, ECGs, MRI, Doppler test, stress test and everything seems to be fine, however ii haven't been able to move out of my house except to visit doctors as don't have any energy left, cronic headache, light headedness, chest discomfort and most importantly shortness of breath, giddiness through out the day, frequent pain in the left hand, shoulder and back where kidneys are located, access sweating, Currently having following medication Ivabid 5mg 1-0-1 Revelol XL 50 mg. 1-0-1 Telsartan 40 mg. 0-1-0 Tryptomer 10 mg. 0-0-1 Any advice will be appreciated

Male | 42

The symptoms you described seem arduous. Shortness of breath, dizziness, discomfort in the chest region, and pain on the left side often indicate cardiac complications. In certain instances, despite normal test results, cardiovascular issues persist. The medications prescribed aim to regulate elevated blood pressure levels. However, consulting a cardiologist once more might provide valuable insights.

Answered on 1st Aug '24

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Should someone be concerned if their doctor states in their file after an echocardiogram that "a left superior vena cava is not present"? Is this a good or bad thing?

Male | 5

The absence of a left superior vena cava is a rare anatomical variation where the vein is not located in its usual position. It is generally considered a normal variant and not inherently good or bad. While it usually doesn't cause health issues, it can bring challenges during certain medical procedures.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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