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What Does The Echo Test Regarding The Chest Pain Indicate?
age 54 yrs
5'3"
weight 65 kgs
i am an absolutely normal person. 10 days back i had a slight pain in the chest. i got all heart related tests done. the echo report shows slight mr., mild fatty liver and cholestrol 155.08. ever since my diagnosis i have become a little apprehensive and all of a sudden become very fearful. doctor says everything is normal. shd i go for mri test.
thanks
5'3"
weight 65 kgs
i am an absolutely normal person. 10 days back i had a slight pain in the chest. i got all heart related tests done. the echo report shows slight mr., mild fatty liver and cholestrol 155.08. ever since my diagnosis i have become a little apprehensive and all of a sudden become very fearful. doctor says everything is normal. shd i go for mri test.
thanks
Mon, 2 May 2016
Hi thanks for contacting HCM....
Noted you have mitral regurgitation and fatty liver.
Here nothing has to be done actively and don't worry...
Is there any history of ischemic heart disease???
As MI commonly can lead it...
Anyway ECG or ECHO regularly done according to doc advise.
Monitor blood pressure also.
Keep oral hygiene good.
Before any dental or surgical procedure antibiotic given....
If needed diuretic hepful.
As you have fatty liver cutt off oil from diet
Take care.
Dr.parth
Noted you have mitral regurgitation and fatty liver.
Here nothing has to be done actively and don't worry...
Is there any history of ischemic heart disease???
As MI commonly can lead it...
Anyway ECG or ECHO regularly done according to doc advise.
Monitor blood pressure also.
Keep oral hygiene good.
Before any dental or surgical procedure antibiotic given....
If needed diuretic hepful.
As you have fatty liver cutt off oil from diet
Take care.
Dr.parth
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