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2d echo and stress test with ciplar 40
Post covid I am having high heart rate ( ~150 ), high bp (155/96) and squeezing pressure pain in left side of chest, elbow and fingers. Cardiologist suggested to do a 2d echo and stress test. But, I was on ciplar la 40 medication during both the tests and had informed the doctors/sisters also about the medicine. Both reports came normal .. but my concern is are those reports valid (specially the stress test)? After one month, I am still having the above symptoms.
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Dr. Lokanath M
Cardiologist
5 yrs exp
Kottayam
Please send report.. Will analyse again.. I may be normal... Take pain killers..
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if not subsiding then consult...
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Dr. Birinder Singh Thind
Cardiologist
26 yrs exp
Noida
At such a Heart rate(150) and Uncontrolled BP(156/96 mmHg) you will have discomfort and further complications. At the age of 27 such deranged parameters Needs proper evaluation at the root cause. Arm pain seems to be Cervical spondylitis, which is common these days due to prolonged work on computer and improper posture.
Coronary artery disease would not be searched primarily in your case.
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