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I want to undergo a total cardiac check up as i have had concentric hypertrophy of LV. My father died of heart attack.

Hi, first you have to go to a cardiologist and tell him/her your complaints. Doctor may request blood pressure monitoring, ECG, EchoCG, some blood analysis (general blood analysis, your cholesterol profile, blood glucose, urea and creatinin), also he may plan to do exersise testing, after that cosider your treatment and follow-up plan. Be healthy. ...

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What are the risks associated with taking the recreational drug Molly (MDMA, ecstasy-like capsules) with a cardiac pacemaker implanted for congenital heart block?

Contraindicated! Pacemaker controls heart rate and rhythm, does whatever it can do to keep regular, normal heartbeat. Any recrational drug act on heart rate by different mechanisms (for example ecstasy dilate veins and less blood goes to heart and heart needs to work faster to pump enough blood for body), so it does absolutely opposite thing, that of course will act on pacemaker's work. Pacemaker tries to correct "mistakes" in the heart, Molly in contrary will make more and more mistakes and pac ...

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I am a doctor and 25 old...my BP was 160/90 mmhg in last year...at that time I was much anxious and I wad preparing my post graduation exam..my LDL was 122mg/dl rest other prolife were normal but my vitamin D and b12 was much low...lipoprotein a was slight elevated and s.homocystine was high...he started olmezest beta 20/25 and ecosprin av 150/20 and multivitamins for next 3 month...after 3 months I investigated all profile again and everything was normal..but pressure was 140/70mmhg...he told me to continue on olmezest beta 20/25 for 9-12 months... I am doing exercise regularly and my BP recording now around 130/80...but when I was on medication I was doing heavy exercise in gym with protein powder... After leaving gym I started to loose weight and heart beat much faster and heavier...now I feel like hyperdynaemic circulation and heavy beating heart and I am on olmezest beta 20/25 only...now what should I do further to stop this medication?before 3 years I do Holter and echo twice but it was normal

Hi. You have to do some lifestyle changes such as waight loss, decrease salt intake, quit ciggarettes and alcohol (in case if you use), do physical exersices (but don't do heavy exercises, and avoid protein powder) keep healthy, enoug sleep, healthy diet and relieve stress in your life. If lifestyle modification isn't sufficient you have to continue medications. Also it would be appropriate to check your thyroid function! Be healthy. ...

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My Mother (age 48 Years) had a Cardiac Surgery(ASD closer) 3 months ago now Sometimes She Became Senseless Just After Feeling Pain In Both Jawlines.please Help By Guiding About The Cause why it happens!

Hi, the complaints you've described are not common after ASD closure and more it reminds neurological problems. In this case surgery in 48 yo means there's highly probable we have enlarged right parts of heart, which can provoke heart rhytm disturbances with its consequences and complaints. So you have to see both your cardiologist and neurologist to evaluate described complaints. Be healthy. ...

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Im 44 M/187cm/85kgs, as my family have cardiac history i want to have a check for my heart. Pl let me know the tests i hv to do for general heart check

Hi, generally you have to regularly check blood pressure, do ECG, EchoCG, some blood analysis (general blood analysis, your cholesterol profile, blood glucose, urea and creatinin), also it will be informative to do exersice testing, but firstly its better to consult with your area cardiologist. Be healthy. ...

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hi 3 weeks ago i had this severe itchiness all over my body specially at night, dark yellow urine at some yellowish in my sclera. my 1st lab test are. bilirubin.2.06 which is elevated, my sgpt is 365 and sgot is 245.im negative with hep ABC and my ultrasound said that there is remarkably increase echo in my parenchyma..and now my bilirubin is 1.6. sgpt 600. sgot is 265. protrombin tim and inr is normal.ggt is slightly elevated, alk-phos is normal,albumin is normal,total protein is normal.. i dont have itchiness already. i am not alcoholic but i used to drinks energy drinks for the past 2 years.. im worried with my liver enzymes. what would it be the posible cause?

Thanks for your query. Probably you were suffering from obstructive jaundice. But the lab reports are confusing. The SGOT,SGPT indicate liver cell damage. Do you take any drugs or herbs? The second report indicates that condition is improving. But we need to find out the cause. Please investigate for Hepatitis E virus. I suspect that. If HEV negative, Visit an hepatologist or medicine specialist for proper evaluation. Thanks. ...

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