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Having High BP, High Cholesterol Levels, ECG Normal. Having Back, Neck Pain. Related To Heart Disease?
dear doc, i am 28 years male,, from last few years my BP level is 130/90,, when i am on regular exercise it is ok. on the pathological test my gpt level is 77,, cholesterol level is 180 , and HB level is 16.8 others are normal. ECG is normal, my weight id 78 kgs and my height is 170cms. at present i am suffering from back pain at right side, which becomes more when i walk. also i had Cspine problem by which i have neck pain . Also i feel some pinching type pain on my left chest. but it reduces when i drink cold water. does it related to the heart disease or it is something else...
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Thu, 22 Nov 2012
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Hi
from your history i feel your problem is not related to heart disease,
As your weight is quite ok , cholesterol level acceptable,
HB ok, ECG normal .
pain related to heart origin will increase in intensity on exertion and decrease in intensity on rest ,
please consult neurologist for your C spine problem and follow his advise .
take care
from your history i feel your problem is not related to heart disease,
As your weight is quite ok , cholesterol level acceptable,
HB ok, ECG normal .
pain related to heart origin will increase in intensity on exertion and decrease in intensity on rest ,
please consult neurologist for your C spine problem and follow his advise .
take care
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hi subhash.. you are overweight as per your height...all your other tests are normal...only your BP is on the higher side..its is very less likely that the chest pain would be due to heart problem.. either it could he a muscle pull or an acidity/ gas problem..i suggest check your vitamin D3 and B12 levels.. and eat small meals every 2-3 hours..fruits, nuts, egg whites , sprouts etc for mid meals.. salad with lunch and dinner.. keep dinner light.. avoid rotis for dinner..drink lot for water.. avoid fried and junk food.. also reduce processed food as that can increase your BP.. drink one coconut water daily as its high in potassium which helps control BP...rest well..continue with your exercise..
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