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Suggest Remedy For Discomfort In Chest After Walking
Hi Doctor Sukhwinder, you very lucidly answered my queries. Doctor, you are aware of my case. While walking fir a kilometer or so I feel, not pain but, some sort of discomfort in chest-say 2 on a scale if ten. It does not deter me from going ahead with my walk which is normally three kilometers. You can call me crazy but after you, Iconsulted two more Cardiologists. One said that I should undrrgo a stress ECHO followed by Angiography, if warranted instead of straightaway going for Angiography. Theother Cardiologist said my problem is manageqble conservatively. What do you suggest considering the minor discomfort I feel while walking.
Cardiologist, Electrophysiology, Dr. A Akhuli's Response
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Thanks for writing to us. Following are my comments: You should go for a EKG followed by a ECHO,which will give an idea about any regional wall motion abnormality (RWMA),following which next necessary steps may be taken. No invasive procedure like angiography and angioplasty is needed right now.consult with your cardiologist after the ECHO report is available.
Hope i have answered your query. stay well,Good luck.
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Suggest Remedy For Discomfort In Chest After Walking
Hello, welcome to HCM.. Thanks for writing to us. Following are my comments: You should go for a EKG followed by a ECHO,which will give an idea about any regional wall motion abnormality (RWMA),following which next necessary steps may be taken. No invasive procedure like angiography and angioplasty is needed right now.consult with your cardiologist after the ECHO report is available. Hope i have answered your query. stay well,Good luck.