Heart Problems & Remedies

I am 22. Had a fundoplication 6 months ago. I've been feeling a little short of breath intermittently for 3-4 days especially while laying down. Went to emergency once they said this ecg is normal. But it says abnormal ecg and biatrial enlargement.

I am non diabetic. I am already taking mounjaro 5 mg since 2 months and now will take it for 3rd month and tolerating it well now. Can i switch to Zepbound from next month, as it is for non diabetic weight loss. And if i can then which one should I go for 5 mg or 7.5 mg? Will not create any mess?

I'm having a sharp pain near left armpit n it's surroundings while breathing n streching arms, n it's paining when I'm pressing it hardly n I'm getting burps as today I've eaten outside food. They've took an ECG n while taking ECG I was anxious. Kindly please say the attached reports are normal or not 🙏🏻.

I check my in the morning and it's 130/90, please what should do to lower it to normal range or what is the solution. Thanks

Hi doctors,my bf is suffering from high blood pressure since last two weeks but does not experiencing any symptom.The reading is above 200/above 120 (210/120,220/130,234/140 etc) and 160/90 when checked manually.4 different digital machine have been used one of which is from a district hospital.One MD,one MBBS doctor and a pharmacist have checked using manual machine.Just started taking medicine today.My question is.. Is that much difference between digital and manual normal? Is immediate hospitalization necessary? 2)what should he do now?

My father (male, ~70 years) had two episodes of dengue within a short period: 1st episode: 25 January 2025 2nd episode: 15 March 2026 During both episodes, he developed cardiac complications: Low LVEF (~30–35%) Atrial Fibrillation Elevated Troponin (~50) in both episodes He has now been discharged on medical management. The treating doctor has advised: Holter monitoring Considering coronary angiography / MRI angio My questions: Can dengue infection alone cause recurrent low LVEF and atrial fibrillation in such a short span? Is this likely due to dengue-induced myocarditis, or could it indicate underlying coronary artery disease or chronic heart condition? How important is it to proceed with angiography in this situation? Is recovery of heart function (LVEF) possible after such episodes? Any guidance on prognosis and next steps would be helpful.

My doctor changed medication to b.p. met trio 25 to how i can reduce my dose please solve this problem

Male 59 years old, BMI 28, was a Heavy ALCOHOLIC for over 30 years .A Purely Non Vegetarian Was having dyslipidemia sr. Cholesterol 210 mg/dl (+-5%) triglycerides 280 mg/dl (+-5%) for over 10 years. During 2025 I noticed when ever I took Heavy Alcohol my Breathing Problem occured Even if I walked only 50 meters.  ECHO done in July2025 Diastolic Dysfunction Grade 1 diagnosed . All Echo. Parameters normal except  IVSD 1.24 cm LVPWD 1.38 cm E/A   0.81  E/e' 13 and LVEF 61% Blood report.... Sr. Creatinine also elevated 1.60 mg/dl.  I have left alcohol completely for the last few months and Now there is no shortness of breath even if I walk for 2/3 km and I am feeling well.Iam a tobacco free man a tea totaler. Echo. ReDone in March'2026, parameters Cusp.opening 1.7 cm AOD 2.3 cm Lt.Artial dia. 3.2 cm IVSD 1.1 cm LVPWD 1.1 cm LVIDS 3 cm LVIDD 4.4 LVEF 60%.No RWMA. All Vulves N. E<A. Should I go for any CAG or needed now ? if alcohol is left for life can my DD gr.1 be improved? Regards

I am Unable to differentiate chest & Heart Pain actually I am in health anxiety all my reports are normal but some times I am geeting pain below left underarm , I HAVE DONE ECG , 2D Echo , LIPID PROFILE , LFT & CBP

I’m a 35-year-old female and recently had a routine cardiac check-up last August including an echocardiogram (ECHO) and ECG because of palpitations, both of which were normal. However, my Apple Watch has recently indicated about 20% atrial fibrillation (AFib) readings. I wear the watch regularly, and this is the first time I’ve seen such alerts. Could this be a false positive, or should I consult a doctor for further evaluation?