Blackout episodes 3 times

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5 month ago my grandmother suddenly lost her consciousness in morning for a minute. EEG, ECG, Echo, Brain CT scan, Carotid doppler test, Holter monitoring all test are done. In holter frequent pvcs(3000/day) noted but doctor clears it as normal. In CT scan some age related hypodensities, periventricular atrophy noted of no significance. In Echo, concentrated LVH was noted but doctor did not give much importance. She is a patient of High BP and Diabates, Thyroid. Bp fluctuates on 150-160/70 range, Diabates also fluctuates. But she is like this for many years but no such problem seen. Recently 2 more epitodes, feels weakness and problem in walking. What should be done? Please Reply ASAP.

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Dr. Anmol N Neurosurgeon 10 yrs exp Bangalore · Accepted Answer

Dr. Anmol N

Neurosurgeon 10 yrs exp Bangalore

It may be due to low sugars also. Consult a endocrinologist for an detailed evaluation and examination. She should feel better.

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