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Patient was completely fine until some days ago he developed headache after checking blood pressure it came to be around 150/100. He then took atenolol 50mg for 2 times. After 2 days he developed mild pain slightly above the left costochondral junction. An ECG was recommended by a doctor and this is the result.
He will further go for an Echo, but right now if somebody can guide what is the issue then it will be really helpful. I am a medical student myself and I'll be able to understand medical language. Thank you
No acute problem in ECG just ur father got TENDERNESS or pain wether it is localise pin pointed or diffuse exertional or nonexertional ?
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ECG left axis deviation ,poor R wave progression , no acute changes
BP should be below 130/80 , add ACE inhibitor
Localized pain at joint can be due to local joint inflammation ie. costochondritis , Use NSAID oral or topical
Get lipid profile , ETT
start low dose aspirin
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Patient
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His echo Report came and there is hypokinetic basal inferior wall with normal left ventricular systolic function. LV diastolic dysfunction (Grade 1) and EF = 60%.
All the other things are normal.
A local doctor told him that according to this he had a previous heart attack.
Can you help with this?
2 years ago
MBBS, FCPS (Cardiologist), BLS Certified of ( American Heart Association) | Sargodha | Book Appointment
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ETT is indicated in this patient to diagnose any underlying coronary artery disease
2 years ago
Patient
Post Owner
Pain was pin pointed and it was non extertional.
Also is there any dangerous thing in the ECG?
2 years ago
MBBS, FCPS (Medicine) | Karachi | Book Appointment
non cardiac just apply some fastum gel over it
2 years ago
Patient
Post Owner
His echo Report came and there is hypokinetic basal inferior wall with normal left ventricular systolic function. LV diastolic dysfunction (Grade 1) and EF = 60%.
All the other things are normal.
A local doctor told him that according to this he had a previous heart attack.
Can you help with this?
2 years ago