Scary heart issue, peeing on self

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Asked for Male, 55 Years

My husband (age 56 a smoker) suffers from very high blood pressure (for example 186/98). He has been having episodes due to stress And even mild exersize such as climbing stairs or lifting a 20 lb box. He can feel it coming on and he knows its time to stop, loosen his belt, and take deep breaths. If he is unsucsessful in calming his heart rate down he will pass out and become unconcious. His eyes will roll back and pee on himself. Its very scary. Whats going on?

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Dr. Rajni Sharma Cardiologist 24 yrs exp Delhi · Accepted Answer

Dr. Rajni Sharma

Cardiologist 24 yrs exp Delhi

Immediately consult a cardiologist, a 2D Echo needed to look for any Lt.outflow obstruction. Antihypertensives has to be started. Holger may be needed to rule out arrythmia

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