
Does RBBB Cause Severe Pain In Stomach, Back And Chest ?

Thanks for the Query.
You have described well but I Would like to know few more things which would help me in suggesting you better:
1.) Does she have fainting episodes?
2.) Does she have feeling that she is going to faint?
3.) Does she have breathlessness?
4.) Is she having any congenital heart disease?
The description provided by you suggests Bundle Branch Block(either left or right), but other causes for her symptoms has to be ruled out, like:
1.) Supraventricular Tachycardia (WPW Syndrome)
2.) Ventricular Tachycardia
Get her examined by a Cardiologist so that he/she may examine her and run a
1.) Blood Work
2.) Urinalysis
3.) EKG
4.) 2D-ECHO
5.) Chest X XXXXXXX
to rule out the exact cause for her symptoms. Once the cause for the block is confirmed , the treatment will depend upon the cause.
Most people without any symptoms don't require any treatment, if her symptoms are severe, she will require treatment.
The Treatment modalities include,
1.) Medications
2.) Coronary Angioplasty and stenting
3.) Artificial Pacemakers
Her treating Doctor will know which modality suits her better.
If it is a RBBB, she will require close monitoring by her Cardiologist and Periodic Follow up to monitor her health status.
Let her,
1.) get adequate rest and not exert much
2.) Avoid stress
3.) Eat healthy nutritious balanced diet which should include fresh fruits and XXXXXXX leafy vegetables
4.) Stick to her treatment plan and go for regular follow up.
Hope I have answered your Query, I will be available to answer your Follow up Queries.
I Wish her Good Health.
Take Care.


Thank you for Writing Back.
Yes, RBBB could be one of the reasons for all her symptoms, but the other causes for the same have to be ruled out. Hence she needs a through evaluation by a Cardiologist so that he/she could do a Physical examination and run few tests to support their Diagnosis.
The cause for Breathlessness also has to be ruled out to know if it is cardiac related or lungs related or if there is any other reason to it.
See to it that she follows the Lifestyle changes which i have mentioned and sticks to her treatment plan.
Take her for regular follow up.
I Wish her very Good Health, once again.
Take Care.


Thanks for the follow up.
I Would suggest you get a Second Opinion from a Cardiologist who would guide you better as one of her ECGs is abnormal.
I have no idea what Dispaxia means, may be there is a spelling mistake.
Kindly take her to a Cardiologist at the earliest.
Good Luck and Take Care.

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