Questions Answered By Dr. Bhaskar Semitha (147)
Male | 35
I am 35 year old male , I am feeling pressure in chest and burning in chest and throat and bitter test in mouth. And fearing when I recall one incident.
Answered on 26th Apr '24
Acid reflux brings stomach acid back to your food pipe. It causes pressure and burning in your chest and throat, plus a bitter taste. Stress can make it worse. To find relief, eat smaller meals and avoid spicy or fatty foods that trigger symptoms. Try relaxing methods to manage stress. If it continues, ask a cardiologist for help and treatment.
Male | 60
Hello, I have been having pain in my right shoulder and in my chest around my heart area, but when I take my prescribed medication for my heart. It doesn't alleviate the pain. I had a massive heart attack back in 2011 and I currently have a defibrillator, so now I take Aspirin, Lisenapril and a couple of other meds, but I notice that I still have pain on my left side which makes it kinda hard to breathe. I work as a dishwasher and I don't do a lot of heavy lifting, so I don't know what it could be. I can barely lift my arm because of it. Please help!
Answered on 23rd Apr '24
With your past heart attack and defibrillator, it's crucial to inform your cardiolgist promptly about these new symptoms. They'll help identify the cause and suggest suitable treatment.
Male | 33
My husband have been suffering from chest pain and he was diagnosed with high cholesterol level i.e 287
Answered on 23rd Apr '24
Chest pain could signify high cholesterol, meaning excessive fat in the blood. This situation carries risk, as it can obstruct heart-bound blood vessels. To resolve this, your husband can adopt a wholesome diet, engage in physical activity, and consume prescribed medication if necessary. You can also consult a cardiologist.
Male | 21
Seeny mein bohat pain Hy plz help
Answered on 23rd Apr '24
Perhaps your muscle strain caused the soreness, or maybe acid reflux triggered heartburn. However, chest pain could signify heart troubles too. When you experience tightness, pressure, or pain there, relax undisturbed. Yet if symptoms worsen rapidly, see a cardiologist right away.
Female | 60
My mother went to a cardiologist to change her blood pressure medication only to find out she has fluid in her heart
Answered on 23rd Apr '24
Your mom might have extra fluid around her heart. It happens when the heart struggles to pump correctly. Heart disease or high blood pressure often causes fluid buildup. To treat it, her cardiologist may give her medicine. The medication helps remove excess fluid and strengthens the heart's pumping ability.
Female | 11
Hi doctor. I have a question about my daughter. She has a deffecult problem in his heart. The doctors of Morocco tell me she has not a sulution.
Answered on 19th Apr '24
Your daughter's heart problem sounds serious. Some heart issues are complex. Understand her symptoms. Different conditions have different causes and treatments. Get a second opinion from another cardiologist.
Male | 62
How to improve heart working. It's working just 30% ,so what can we do for improv our heart health with medicine like vitamins with food and which one?
Answered on 19th Apr '24
Your heart's pumping power is low, about 30%. It makes you easily tired, short of breath, and dizzy. Eating vitamin-rich foods helps, like fruits, veggies, and whole grains. Omega-3 fish oil supplements can also boost heart health. Exercise regularly and reduce stress levels. These lifestyle changes may strengthen your heart. You can consult a cardiologist.
Female | 21
Low BP and on spironilactone for acne. BP was 99/60 on Monday. Today at 6:30am, it was 89/54 and at 7pm today it was 95/58. Have off and on nausea.
Answered on 19th Apr '24
You seem to experience issues with hypotension and nausea. Spironolactone, a medication you take, can decrease blood pressure. When blood pressure declines excessively, dizziness and sickness may occur. Stay hydrated by consuming ample fluids. Additionally, opt for frequent small meals. If symptoms persist, consult your cardiologist promptly for guidance.
Male | 17
Is 124-135bpm Normal for a casual walk I have anxiety too I am 17 years old and weigh 55kg I’ve seen some spikes to 150bpm but only for a couple seconds and I believe that’s anxiety
Answered on 18th Apr '24
Being a bit nervous during a walk is okay. Your heart rate going up to 124-135bpm is normal. Even a spike to 150bpm happens sometimes. Anxiety makes your heart beat faster. Use relaxation methods like deep breaths or being mindful. If you feel dizzy or have chest pains, contact a cardiologist.
Male | 54
I underwent angioplasty 15 days back. Can i do following? Driving a car Walking Exercise Pranayama
Answered on 18th Apr '24
Driving may resume within 1-2 weeks if feeling well. You can take short walks, but avoid strenuous exercise initially. Pranayama's benefits await, yet start gently, listening closely. Should chest pain or dizziness arise, cease activity and rest. You can also talk to your cardiologist for advice.
Male | 75
Treatment after 10years having a bypass ,patient taken another heart attack.
Answered on 16th Apr '24
If a patient has undergone bypass surgery ten years ago and has a heart attack again, it is important to receive immediate medical help. I suggest you consult a cardiologist.
Male | 46
My husband fainted last night for couple of seconds. He had nausea before it. He had sweating and nausea after too. He is still having sinking feeling. Is it something serious?
Answered on 16th Apr '24
The complication that might be linked to the symptoms you have reported could be his fainting episode or a medical condition. I would recommend you to visit a cardiologist to exclude cardiac diseases, and a general physician for a full diagnosis.
Female | 23
Can we take electrolyte solution for low bp.?and what is the correct amount of electrolyte to be taken?
Answered on 15th Apr '24
Yes, you can take electrolyte drinks in case of low blood pressure. Ask about it when you see a cardiologist. He or she will tell you how many electrolytes you should be taking for your condition.
Female | 43
What is thecure for heart palpitations which last over 5 hours
Answered on 12th Apr '24
It is of utmost importance to determine the origin of these palpitations since the treatment will be specific to the diagnosis. Please refer to the cardiologist who is a heart rhythm disorders expert and get a thorough examination done on your heart.
Female | 42
I want to operate heart valve,
Answered on 12th Apr '24
If heart valve operation is the one that you had in mind, then pay a visit to a qualified cardiologist who is an expert in heart valve surgeries. Medics give you thorough medical instructions and suggest the best treatment options that are fit for your health status.
Female | 46
high BP no sleeping high BP
Answered on 10th Apr '24
If you are suffering from hypertension and cannot sleep well, it is imperative to visit a medical practitioner. Please contact a cardiologist about your hypertension and a sleep specialist to deal with your sleeping issues. It is important to get the right medical advice for accurate diagnosis and treatment.
Female | 48
ECG report showed the following, now my gp wishes for me to have an eco ultrasound, can you advise which of the below is a concern. Vent:79bpm Pr interval: 110ms QrS duration: 76ms QT/Qtc baz: 334/382 ms P-R-T: 70 -8 46
Answered on 9th Apr '24
A longer than normal QT interval often shows up on an ECG. This could mean heart rhythms aren't normal. You might feel dizzy, pass out, or have pounding heartbeats. Having an echocardiogram helps see how your heart works. It's crucial to see your cardiologist. They'll look deeper into this and treat it properly.
Male | 32
Is 15 grams of propafenone dangerous?
Answered on 5th Apr '24
Yes, ingesting 15 grams of propafenone is more than enough to turn into a dangerous medical situation. The dose of propafenone overdose has various effects including dizziness, airway difficulty, cardio palmar discomfort, and arrhythmia. Early recognition and prompt medical attention become crucial for an overdose case. I recommend having a cardiologist on board for more comprehensive evaluation and therapy guidelines.
Male | 35
What should I do for very high cholesterol
Answered on 5th Apr '24
If you have a level of cholesterol that is way higher than normal, a cardiologist consultation is a must sooner rather than later. They will, therefore, be able to prescribe medications as well as recommend lifestyle changes like taking a balanced diet and exercising.
Male | 29
I was diagnosed with hypertension at age 13. I started taking Lisinopril 5mg daily with great results. Two weeks ago i noticed my resting bloodpressure is perfect (104/67-120/80) but as soon as i stand it rises to 121/80s-139/90s and distolic goes even higher the longer i stand and increased palpatations sometimes with discomfort. I do not work. Im 29 year old male. Ive avoided standing and exercise sence i noticed changes. What could this be. Thyroid bloodwork is normal.
Answered on 4th Apr '24
You are possibly having orthostatic hypertension, which is a sharp rise in blood pressure when getting up from a sitting position. I would suggest that you see a cardiologist who can do the necessary tests to identify the underlying cause and after that offer the right treatment.
Female | 53
Patient is recovering from demyelinating polyneuropathy who has developed hyperlipidemia -LDL 208, which drug will be fine to reduce the LDL?
Answered on 4th Apr '24
We suggest that the person with peripheral neuropathy and hyperlipidemia LDL 208 see a specialist, perhaps a cardiologist, or an endocrinologist, for an accurate diagnosis and treatment.
Male | 26
Hello sir, I am suffering from chest muscle tightness from past 2 years. It can be felt more while lying on bed. I release the stiffness by moving my neck and head on opposite side of stiffness. It again happens after few minutes. I have consulted ample of doctors, some say due to posture, some say due to gastritis etc. Sir please suggest to me what needs to be done as it is hampering my day to day activities.
Answered on 16th Mar '24
Based on your description, it is likely that you are experiencing musculoskeletal chest pain. This can be caused by poor posture or muscle strain. However, since you have already consulted with multiple doctors and the symptoms continue to persist, it is recommended that you visit a specialist such as a cardiologist or pulmonologist to rule out any underlying cardiovascular or respiratory conditions.
Female | 24
Hello. I was sitting on the couch on my phone and started feeling a pain and comes and goes on my left arm. After a few minutes I started massaging my shoulder and back and it stopped. 1h after when I was falling asleep it came back and I massaged again and it stopped. Is it something I need to worry about?
Answered on 14th Mar '24
Pain on the left arm can be one sign of a heart attack. These signs are more serious if a person has other risk factors, like high blood pressure, smoking, or a family history of heart disease. A cardiologist should be visited for more thorough investigations
Female | 19
Can stress lead to a heart attack or cardiac arrest
Answered on 13th Mar '24
If not properly addressed, stress can cause a heart attack or cardiac arrest. For stress, our body dispatches the stress hormones which boost blood pressure as well as heart rate. Such a situation might cause a strain on the heart and elevate the risk of heart attack or cardiac arrest. It is recommend to consult a cardiologist for anything concerning the heart.
Male | 40
I recently switched medications from hctz to chlorthalidone. Should there be a difference typically?
Answered on 12th Mar '24
Both HCTZ and chlorthalidone are used to treat high blood pressure and water retention. But chlorthalidone is known to have a longer duration of action and a higher potency compared to HCTZ. It is recommended to consult your cardiologist if you are experiencing any changes in your blood pressure or other symptoms after switching medications.
Female | 20
Struggle breathing, pain in heart
Answered on 12th Mar '24
This might be a sign of severe heart disease. Promptly visit your doctor in such a case. I can provide you with a detailed referral to a cardiologist so that you can get a full assessment and proper diagnosis.
Female | 20
im 20 year old girl have stinging heart that comes and goes happen for 7 years
Answered on 12th Mar '24
It's crucial to go to a cardiologist to see if you have heart problems. I would highly recommend that you book a cardiologist appointment for an early evaluation and devising a treatment strategy.
Male | 48
Left axis deviation and fatigue
Answered on 11th Mar '24
In a left axis deviation, the electric impulses from heart are not functioning properly. It can result in the appearance of conditions like fatigue and shortness of breath symptomatically. In case you have such signs, visit a cardiologist for assessment and treatment.
Female | 25
Survival of surgical closure of 4 cm large ostium secundum asd with L - R flow
Answered on 11th Mar '24
The feasibility of surgical closure of large ostium secundum ASD with left to the right flow decision hinges on such factors as the patient's age, co-morbidities, and the patient's general health condition. It is prudent to seek the advice of a cardiothoracic surgeon or a cardiologist specialized in congenital heart diseases who would lay out the journey to determine the need, course and outcome of the surgery.
Male | 29
What is the diagnosis of the symptoms of chest pain, tightness and discomfort that stays for long time and never goes away quick? I am really struggling with this myself.
Answered on 8th Mar '24
This might be evidence of a fatal medical situation. Please consider booking an appointment with a cardiologist as soon as you can for a complete diagnosis and treatment.
Male | 46
i just want to know that currently i am taking cortel 80 mg for high bp i have a confusion that after taking these high mg medicine we will take 40 mg these will work on me or not is there any myth or a reality??
Answered on 5th Mar '24
It will be great to take the advice of your doctor when you are being prescribed medication for high blood pressure. Cortel 80 mg has been a commonly used a prescribed medication and it is important to talk to your doctor before you make any changes in your dosage. It is advised to have a word with your cardiologist if you have any doubts
Female | 17
I went to urgent care yesterday for chest pain. They told me that my EKG said that my heart might not be getting enough blood/oxygen flow on the right side, and could have been from a mini heat attack from smoking even though I’m only 17. Should I go to the hospital since I’ve had this pain now for about 3 days?..
Answered on 28th Feb '24
I'd advise that you go to see a cardiologist very soon. Chest pain may present very serious issues with the heart, especially at your age. A cardiologist would further investigate the etiology by doing an echocardiogram or a stress test and then give appropriate management.
Female | 32
I have low grade fever with body pain and thorad pain
Answered on 28th Feb '24
Triglycerides are a kind of fat in your blood. Extremely high levels of triglycerides can prove fatal to the heart. For more information and ways to manage your triglyceride levels, you can see a cardiologist or an endocrinologist.
Female | 48
What is Diastolic dysfunction?
Answered on 27th Feb '24
Diastolic dysfunction is a condition when the ventricles of the heart are unable to relax and apposition with blood during diastole. This decline in blood turnover from the heart may result in shortness of breath, fatigue, and leg swelling among the patients. If you have these symptoms, then you should see a cardiologist who deals with heart issues.
Male | 25
Chest pressure is filled. This has been going on for 15 days. I am 25 years old
Answered on 27th Feb '24
It is vital to visit the doctor if the chest pressure lasts for 15 days. It could be a symptom of a serious condition that is related to the heart and lungs. I suggest you see a cardiologist or pulmonologist for a thorough examination and treatment regimen.
Male | 42
Chest pain,5 days I suffers it
Answered on 27th Feb '24
I would advise you to take urgent medical assistance if you have experienced chest pain for 5 days. Chest pain can be caused by a condition as bad as a heart attack. It is necessary to visit a cardiologist for a correct diagnosis and a treatment plan.
Female | 26
neck pain with shortness of breath and numbness in left arm
Answered on 24th Feb '24
Timely medical guidance and cardiologist’s consultation for accurate diagnosis and treatment are crucial. Developing these symptoms can result in severe health complications which, in turn, may put one’s life in danger.
Female | 20
The person got BP 130/80 and pain in left arm right to the shoulder and left side of chest but when he get tested his reports were normal not a sign of heart attack or etc. what does it mean?
Answered on 22nd Feb '24
The person may have had a musculoskeletal injury or inflammation which causes pain in the left arm and chest. Nevertheless, it might be hard to identify the precise reason without a careful study. Thus, it is necessary to consult a cardiologist for further detailed evaluation to rule out any serious heart disease.
Male | 35
Diagnosed with tear in aortic dissection Stanford Type B, being treated with medications. What is the best treatment?
Answered on 22nd Feb '24
The best treatment for an aortic dissection of Stanford Type B that is not severe depends on the overall health of the patient. Medications can be used to control symptoms and prevent complications, but in some cases, surgery may be needed. I advise you thoroughly to see a cardiologist for adequate evaluation and treatment.
Male | 28
Mitral stenosis problem done pbmv in 2009
Answered on 22nd Feb '24
it is recommended that you have a check-up from time to time if you had mitral stenosis before or have had a pbmv procedure. You need a cardiologist if you have shortness of breath, fatigue or chest pain. It is important to see doctor early to avoid any further issues.
Female | 28
Why my chest pain when I press the chest
Answered on 21st Feb '24
Chest pain in where you push on your chest can be due to many reasons like muscle strain, injury, inflammation or even a heart attack. An evaluation by a cardiologist is necessary to exclude any cardiac problems.
Female | 19
I'm suddenly sweating very badly n worse headache n blurred vision
Answered on 21st Feb '24
These symptoms could signify a life-threatening medical condition like stroke or heart attack. Please, immediately consult an emergency health service and possibly a neurologist or cardiologist. Do not postpone a consultation with a physician.
Male | 39
Weight on heart but not pain
Answered on 21st Feb '24
These might be symptoms of different medical conditions including anxiety, acid reflux, or indigestion. However, having the cardiologist do the checkup for you is a better option since you might have a heart-related condition that the layers might not realize.
Male | 15
I have a heart rate of around 96 during resting, and could rise up to 110 or 111 during resting. I calculated this through Apple Watch.
Answered on 20th Feb '24
The heart rate between 60-100 beats per minute is normal, but 96-111 BPM is not normal during the resting period and may indicate an underlying condition. You should consult a cardiologist for an evaluation if you additionally have these symptoms.
Female | 17
Why does chest start to hurt day by day at night the most ?
Answered on 16th Feb '24
Nocturnal chest pain can be due to a number of medical problems. It can be because of heart diseases such as angina and myocardial infarction, or respiratory diseases that include asthma and COPD. Visiting a cardiologist or pulmonologist can give you a precise diagnosis and treatment.
Male | 14
i ise ems massager highest electricity on heart chest for5 minwhat will happen to me, no pre hearr issue
Answered on 16th Feb '24
With the highest electricity setting on an EMS massager for 5 minutes, your heart can get hurt even if you do not have any heart conditions. Preventing to use of any electric device near your chest, especially without medical supervision, is crucial. You should see a cardiologist immediately if you have any heart-related symptoms.
Female | 18
I have osteoporosis at a young age and a 5 cm tilt in my hip to the right and i have really stretchy skin and flexible muscles and bones so the reason I wanna talk to you is that I have suspicion that I have pots syndrome I have all the symptoms I found online and I did try to see my heart rate on my watch while laying down then standing up and it was rise of about 30 beats every time I tried it and I do feel tired and numb most times that I walking or standing in general when I asked my doctor about that he told me that it’s common for those symptoms because of osteoporosis but unfortunately I don’t have my doctors information right now and up to this point we still don’t know the cause of my osteoporosis I don’t want to ask my parents to take me to a doctor because I don’t want to worry them although they took me to many doctors because of my dizziness and fainting I didn’t wanna bring my suspicions up because I felt uncomfortable I hope that you can answer my question and tell me if it is possibility and I would love to tell you more about my symptoms
Answered on 16th Feb '24
Based on your symptoms, this syndrome might be POTS. POTS possesses an excessive heart rate while sitting down, as well as weak and dizzy upon standing. For further evaluation and diagnosis, you are advised to visit a cardiologist.
Male | 37
My BP is 129 / 83 after 8 hours medicine n taken ,is it good sign or need to consult doctor?
Answered on 16th Feb '24
A blood pressure reading of 129/83 will most likely be within the normal range. On the other hand, talk to a doctor if you have any misgivings with your blood pressure because you have underlying conditions. You consult a cardiologist to have a comprehensive evaluation and treatment for your hypertension.
Female | 70
Treatment of heart failure
Answered on 16th Feb '24
Heart failure is a lethal disease that needs appropriate treatment. Treatment might include a combination of lifestyle alteration, medications and sometimes surgery. If you are suffering from symptoms like breathlessness, exhaustion, or swelling of your legs please contact a cardiologist.
Hi, I have been experiencing chest pain since Nov'18. Post which I have done 7 ECG test, a stress test and the results were normal. I was advised hyperactivity medicines, however the pain never stopped. I met a Gastroenterologist, who confirmed no issues. Than I met a cardiologist who suggested for 2D echo, did it, it was normal. Then I did sonography, stage 1 fatty liver observed. Than did angiography, no blockages observed, however the blood flow is slow. Now I am left with nothing... The chest pain still persists, post angiography I also feel numbness in my left arm. Don't know what to do. I was recommended following medicines post angiography... strovas Dilzem sr Pan 40mg I have already started following a proper diet. Avoiding junk food, extra salt, oil etc. This has started affecting my work and i am unable to deviate from the thought of the pain
Answered on 10th Feb '24
Chest pain can have various causes, even if initial reports appear normal. Potential reasons include:
Musculoskeletal Issues: Strained muscles or costochondritis may cause chest discomfort.
Gastrointestinal Conditions: Acid reflux or gastritis may mimic cardiac pain.
Psychological Factors: Stress and anxiety can contribute to chest pain.
Respiratory Issues:Conditions like pleurisy or inflammation of lung lining.
Nerve Irritation:Conditions affecting nerves in the chest may cause pain.
If chest pain persists or worsens, consult with a cardiologist for a thorough evaluation to rule out serious conditions.
Male | 46
my clestrol level is 218 and it is on borderline, should i take medicine, if i should take medicine, suggest me medicine
Answered on 3rd Feb '24
you should seek the opinion of a cardiologist on any such issues concerning your cholesterol levels. If you have an overall good health and medical history, the doctor might prescribe medication for your levels to decrease.
Male | 16
Sir mujhe chest pain ho raha hain hai aur kal se neck main pain ho raha hain .18 oct se ho raha hain one month ho gaya hai doctor ko dikhaye muscle pain bol raha hain kabhi kabhi back pain aur nigalne main dawai dard hota hain
Answered on 3rd Feb '24
Since specified symptoms are defined, it is advised to go see a cardiologist immediately. Chest and neck pain can be signs of a serious heart problem requiring medical treatment.
Male | 16
Sir chest pain ho raha hain one month se aur doctor isse muscle pain bol raha hai kabhi kabhi rehta hain theek ho jaat hain
Answered on 3rd Feb '24
Chronic chest pain could be a symptom of some serious underlying disease. The most prevalent cause of chest pain is muscle aches, but different cardiac and pulmonary conditions have to be eliminated. I recommend that you see a cardiologist or pulmonary doctor.
Male | 54
I went through bypass surgery on 13sept2023. can I eat leafs curry.
Answered on 3rd Feb '24
you should first consult with your cardiologist following bypass surgery before consuming any food. They can show you which foods to eat and how much of them is enough for a healthy heart. If you have any other questions, please turn to your cardiologist.
Female | 22
Pain in the chest under my breast
Answered on 3rd Feb '24
Chest pain under the breast can be due to different factors ranging from a smaller issue like muscle strain all way up to something more complicated and serious such as a heart attack. A visit to the physician will ensure a proper diagnosis and cure. As for chest pain, the best visit is to a cardiologist.
Female | 10
Heart problem report check
Answered on 3rd Feb '24
Medical advice is highly recommended to undergo a heart checkup both for people, who are over 40 years old and those with a family history of cardiovascular disease. A cardiologist can identify any potential heart problem and indicate the necessary therapy.
Male | 37
I have done ecg today and it has RBBB AND SINUS RYTHM AND IVCD
Answered on 3rd Feb '24
It seems that you have a disease known as Right Bundle Branch Block (RBBB) and Sinus Rhythm with Intraventricular Conduction Delay (IVCD). It may be due to heart disease or certain drugs. Patients should be referred to a cardiologist for additional testing and management.
Male | 21
I feel pain on my upper back while sleeping and also left back chest
Answered on 30th Jan '24
From the way you describe it, there is a likelihood that your upper back and left chest pain area maybe at play here. This may be due to many reasons ranging from sleeping in a wrong posture, muscle sprain o even something major such as heart condition. It is advised that you see a cardiologist or general practitioner to find the underlying issue of your discomfort.
Female | 23
I want to discuss medicines for hole in heart patient. Please confirm whether these medicines are okay or give me some suggestions. Medicines name :- Xarelto, Apigat, Cardivas and diuretics drops
Answered on 29th Jan '24
It is highly advisable to make a consult with cardiologist for treatment of hole in the heart. Self-medication is risky, and it may result in serious complications.
Male | 21
Heart burn indigestion breathing problem
Answered on 29th Jan '24
Heartburn, indigestion and even breathing issues can be a sign of several diseases such as Acid Reflux, GERD or heart disease. A medical professional should be consulted to determine the root cause and receive proper treatment. For further evaluation and treatment of these symptoms, one should visit a gastroenterologist or cardiologist.
My dad had Bypass surgery a one half month back and since that day onwards he is getting dry cough with no mucus, we met operating doctor and although he gave medicines its not controlling plz suggest something what should I do
Answered on 17th Jan '24
Multiple factors may cause a persisting dry cough following bypass surgery – medication reaction or due to the surgical procedure itself. Follow up with your dad’s cardiologist who operated on him. If the current treatment does not work, they may need to change his medicines or find other reasons for coughing. Furthermore, it could be beneficial to consult a pulmonologist because sometimes lung related problems might be causing the problem. The best way to deal with this symptom effectively while ensuring your dad’s comfort and recovery is through prompt, proper medical evaluation.
Female | 67
hi sir ,i am from guntur ,mmy sufforing leg swelling ,she is suffering from heart and kodney disease ,but last 4 days she is suffring for leg pain, not walking ,knee pain ,
Answered on 16th Jan '24
Heart and kidney disease patients are common with leg swelling and pain. It is vital to go see a cardiologist or nephrologist for medical attention as the underlying cause and correct medication must be established.
Female | 33
Sir with all normal heart reports DEcho TMT negative can anyone face cardiac arrest as some one told me cardiac can come to any one anywhere is it true sir please help..
Answered on 16th Jan '24
With Normal heart reports on DEcho and TMT, there’s a minimal probability of cardiac arrest. But one should bear in mind that cardiac arrest may happen to anyone, anywhere and even people with no previous history of their heart being affected by any illness. Any signs and symptoms including chest pain, shortness of breath or palpitations should be referred to a cardiologist for an evaluation.
Male | 71
Your dad, who is 71 years old, experienced an ischemic stroke 14 days ago. As a result, he lost sensation on his right side and has some speech difficulties. He is currently taking medication for his condition. After the stroke, he experienced nausea and chest discomfort. Although he underwent cardiac tests, all the results came back normal. The cause of his chest discomfort and burning sensation is unclear at this point. I would like to know what may be the causes and whats the next step to take.
Answered on 16th Jan '24
The causes of your father’s chest pain and burning sensations include acid reflux, anxiety or medication side effect. But considering his past medical history of ischemic stroke and age, a cardiac cause must be excluded. I suggest a cardiologist referral for further evaluation and treatment. He should continue with the medication used to treat his stroke and have regular visits from a health care provider.
Male | 23
When i try to sleep my heart beats fast suddenly …. I feel shortness of breathe sometimes too…. Left cheat pain or sometimes heavy with heavy heart beat
Answered on 13th Dec '23
FAST HEART RATE DURING sleep, BREATHLESSNESS and chest pain require evaluation.. Possible causes include ANXIETY, sleep apnea, cardiac or lung diseases.. Consult a doctor for a thorough evaluation and treatment....
Male | 1
Presence of gap measuring 4.6mm noted in subaortic part of ivs
Answered on 13th Dec '23
A gap measuring 4.6mm in the subaortic part of IVS means there is a hole in the wall between the heart's chambers This condition is called a ventricular septal defect (VSD) VSDs can cause breathing difficulties, fatigue, and poor growth in infants. Treatment options include medication, surgery, or close monitoring Consult a cardiologist for further evaluation and management
Female | 30
I've been having pain in chest and shortness of breath
Answered on 8th Dec '23
Based on your symptoms, it's important to seek medical attention immediately.... Chest pain and shortness of breath can be signs of a heart attack.. Other potential causes include a blood clot, pneumonia, or asthma. Only a qualified medical expert can properly diagnose and treat your condition.... Don't delay seeking treatment as it can be life-threatening....
Female | 40
Heart problems 20 year old and some times its not right so please consult me
Answered on 7th Dec '23
Heart problems in YOUNG adults can be caused by many factors.. It's important to identify the root cause.. Common risk factors include smoking, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and family history.. Symptoms may include chest pain, shortness of breath, palpitations, and fatigue.. It's vital to seek medical attention if you experience any of these symptoms.. Treatment options may include lifestyle changes, medications, or surgery.. Regular check-ups and a healthy lifestyle can prevent future heart problems..
Male | 32
Can high blood pressure cause nasal congestion?
Answered on 24th Nov '23
Yes, it can indirectly, it can be a side effect of your BP medicine check with your doctor for a substitute medicine.
Male | 77
Can you tell me the meaning of cardiovascular infection in your lung with no pneumonia?
Answered on 26th Sept '23
The term "cardiovascular infection in the lung with no pneumonia" is not a recognized medical diagnosis. Infections in the lung are usually classified as respiratory infections, and cardiovascular issues related to the heart and blood vessels. To gain a clear understanding of your condition, talk to your nearest cardiologist who can provide an accurate diagnosis.
Male | 36
Had heart attack .main artery blocked 100% procedure done .stent implanted
Answered on 26th Sept '23
Ok. Actually the procedure helps open the blocked artery and prevent future blockages. After cardiac rehabilitation and lifestyle changes are normally recommended to take care of heart health and reduce the risk of heart issues in future. Still consult your cardiologist for personalized advice.
Male | 39
My Total cholesterol is 208 ,HDL34and LDL 142 ,LDL to HDL ratio is 4.24 so any Dangerous sign for my health.plz suggest
Answered on 25th Sept '23
Your cholesterol levels with elevated LDL and low HDL along with a high LDL to HDL ratio suggest a risk for heart disease. To understand your risk better consult a cardiologist or a physician.. They can provide personalized guidance, recommend lifestyle changes, and discuss medication options if needed to manage your cholesterol and lower your heart disease risk.
Female | 45
I have upset stomach bloating and shortness of breath
Answered on 25th Sept '23
Experiencing upset stomach, bloating, and shortness of breath can be caused due to gastrointestinal issues, food intolerances, or other medical conditions. Consult a good hospital where they can evaluate your condition and perform the tests required.. and recommend medications or diet changes, and evaluate if shortness of breath is related to the stomach symptoms or requires a separate assessment by a cardiologist.
Female | 20
I have left sided, lower rib pain underneath my left breast. It feels sharp, but only lasts for 5 minutes. When I breathe deeply, it gets irritated. I was wondering if this is something serious?
Answered on 25th Sept '23
The symptoms you told can have various causes, from muscle strain to potential lung or chest wall issues. It may or may not be serious but its imp to check with a cardiology specialist as they can perform tests to know the exact cause and provide appropriate treatment, ensuring any serious conditions are ruled out.
Female | 40
Chest pain burning in neck
Answered on 22nd Sept '23
If the chest pain is severe, prolonged, or associated with other symptoms like shortness of breath, nausea, or lightheadedness, seek medical attention immediately. Don't ignore chest pain, even if you suspect it may not be heart related. Consult your nearest cardiologist or heart hospital.
Male | 23
Arryhthmia is threatening?
Answered on 31st Aug '23
Arrhythmia refers to an irregular heartbeat, where the heart may beat too fast, too slow, or with an irregular pattern. Whether arrhythmia is threatening depends on several factors. Some types can be serious, like atrial fibrillation or ventricular arrhythmias, which might lead to complications or even be life-threatening. Consult a cardiologist if you feel you're experiencing the symptoms.
Male | 53
I was diagnosed with a ascending aorta 44cm but my doctor said I have no restrictions at all and it's not a anyersom confused thanks
Answered on 20th Sept '23
A 4.4 cm ascending aorta measurement might be within normal limits. Your doctor has reassured you that there are no restrictions or aneurysm concerns. If you're still uncertain, discuss your diagnosis and seek a second opinion from an experienced cardiologist.. that could provide more clarity.
Male | 38
I am 38 years old male runner and training for marathon,, but on some days while running I lose my energy and feel dizzy and unable to continue, sudden hunger and my strength completely fades for about a quarter of an hour and then I continue. I noticed that my blood pressure drops through examination (80/40) so I did blood tests, ECG, chest x-ray, sinus x-ray and everything is good. What can be the cause, and what should I check next?
Answered on 12th Aug '23
These symptoms could be due to factors like dehydration, low blood sugar, electrolyte imbalance, overexertion, or cardiovascular issues not detected by routine tests. You should consult a cardiologist with expertise in athletes to evaluate your training regimen, nutrition, and overall health for personalized guidance
Female | 50
Im having some chest pain and disconfort on my left side
Answered on 2nd Aug '23
Experiencing left sided chest pain and discomfort can have various causes. It's essential to seek help immediately, especially if the pain is severe or accompanied by other symptoms like shortness of breath or nausea. Consult a cardiologist for evaluation.
Female | 28
Chest pain sholder pain left side jyada rightside kam hai
Answered on 27th July '23
Chest pain occurs because of issues related to the heart, lungs, muscles, bones, or even gastrointestinal system. Don't ignore severe pain or accompanying symptoms like shortness of breath or dizziness. Consult with a professional, preferably a cardiologist or general physician.. for a proper evaluation and appropriate treatment.
Male | 20
Facing high blood pressure
Answered on 21st July '23
Hypertension is a serious condition, and regular medical check ups and following your doctor's advice are vital for your health and well being. If your high blood pressure requires specialized care or if your primary care doctor recommends further evaluation, they may refer you to a cardiologist.
Female | 24
IFEEL SEVERE PAIN IN MY HEART AND CAN'T BREATHE AT THE SAME TIME
Answered on 20th July '23
Severe pain in the heart area along with difficulty breathing can be a serious medical emergency. These symptoms could be of heart issues like a heart attack, or other serious conditions that require prompt evaluation and treatment. Consult a cardiologist for prompt treatment.
Male | 17
Ek Hafta se Sina Mein Dard Hai Kya dikkat Hai
Answered on 18th July '23
Chest pain for a week is a concerning symptom that should not be ignored. Chest pain can be caused by various factors, ranging from minor issues to more severe conditions. Kindly consult a specialist near you for prompt evaluation & treatment.
Male | 14
I had pain under my chest I am not sure if it's chest pain or not I am really scared please help me
Answered on 10th July '23
Chest pain can have various causes.. ranging from minor issues to more serious conditions. It could be related to problems with the muscles, bones, or joints in your chest, or it could be a symptom of a heart or lung related issue. Consult a cardiologist for a proper examination and treatment.
Female | 20
I have a constant chest pain , sometimes shortness of breath & low heartrate
Answered on 6th July '23
Shortness of breath and low heart rate could indicative serious medical condition. It's important to seek immediate medical attention from a cardiologist for a proper evaluation and diagnosis. These symptoms may be associated with heart related issues, such as angina, heart attack, or arrhythmias. However, they can also be caused by other conditions, including respiratory problems or anxiety.
Female | 57
I'm suffering from heart palpitations
Answered on 28th June '23
Heart palpitations can have various causes, and a cardiologist or a primary care doctor can evaluate your symptoms and provide appropriate advice.
Female | 32
Felicity I have had tightness on the right side of my chest and it's getting worse by the day and I'm currently on blood pressure medication should I go to the hospital
Answered on 21st June '23
Sudden or worsening tightness in the chest should be taken seriously, especially if you are already on blood pressure medication. It can be heart related issues that may require immediate medical attention so see a cardiologist for a thorough evaluation.
Male | 39
My husband is diabetic and has high cholesterol and is taking medicines for both. He has central obesity. His recent echo showed diastolic dysfunction. Left ventricle edv is 58 ml and esv is 18 ml. May I know whether he has coronary artery disease. He also has leg weakness when lying down. And has chronic cough which is mild. He has family history of heart disease. Latest cbc showed mpv 12.8. Crp 9, esr 15mm/hr.
Answered on 1st June '23
It would be advisable for him to consult with a cardiologist. Given his medical history and a family history of heart disease, he needs proper evaluation and treatment.
Male | 39
Hi. Im getting pain in the left side of my body. It starts below heart and it goes where ribs are. Pain comes and goes every few days.
Answered on 20th May '23
Consult a cardiologist as we need to check your medical history, conduct a physical examination, and possibly order additional tests to determine the actual cause.
Female | 60
Hi how does pus form in heart ?
Answered on 9th May '23
Pus is formed by dead cells, bacteria, and other debris that occurs due to an infection. It can form in various parts of the body, including the heart. This condition is managed by cardiologists, who may work in with an infectious disease specialist.
Female | 19
Hello, my doctor prescribed me high blood pressure medication for my insomnia and I seen somewhere where it’s dangerous to take high blood pressure medicine without actually having it And I’m wondering if it will effect me
Answered on 5th May '23
High bp medication is usually not prescribed if your bp is normal. The medication lowers bp and if its already normal, it can cause your bp to drop too low, which can lead to complications such as dizziness or fainting. In some cases medications used to treat high bp may also have sedative or calming effects, which is why your doctor may have prescribed it for your insomnia.
Female | 45
Report Risk and as level of cholestrol is high
Answered on 25th Apr '23
If your cholesterol levels are high, it can increase your risk of developing heart disease, stroke, and other health problems. Your cardiologist may advice lifestyle changes, such as eating a healthy diet, and getting regular exercise. They can also recommend medications to help lower your cholesterol levels.
Male | 40
My son in law is 40 years old and for the last 5 days has high blood pressure 180/90 . His face is swelling too. And he took some pills to lower the pressure but it doesn’t get lower than 16 What he should do? Thank you
Answered on 24th Apr '23
He should immediately consult a cardiologist as he has very high blood pressure which could be a serious health concern. Swelling in the face is a sign of a more severe condition that needs urgent medical attention.
Male | 31
I am 31 years old. I have a middle pain of chest from 1 year. Mostly I have a pain at last part of night in my chest. I go to doctor and he gives me DSR for morning uses. But I have no relief from ending this medicine
Answered on 17th Apr '23
Persistent chest pain especially at night can be a sign of a medical condition that requires further evaluation. Consult with a cardiologist from the best hospitals to kjnow the cause of your pain and get appropriate treatment. DSR may provide temporary relief of symptoms, but they may not address the root cause of the issue.
Female | 65
My mother is diagnosed with TVCAD. CABG was suggested but cardiovascular surgeon said that it is high risk. Please tell me what to do and where to go? Please give some advice.
Answered on 15th Apr '23
Consult an experienced cardiologist for alternative treatment options to CABG for TVCAD. Consider a second opinion and visit a renowned cardiac center or hospital for specialized treatment.
Female | 39
My name is kyesha clay I'm deaf women I have problem bad pain. Chest and cough
Answered on 14th Apr '23
Chest pain can occur due to respiratory infections, asthma, pneumonia, bronchitis, or even heart-related issues such as angina or a heart attack. Kindly consult a good cardiologist to get your symptoms checked.