What Causes Chest Pressure While Sleeping, Shortness Of Breath And Heart Palpitations?
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I'm 34 year old female. 5'2" 190 lbs. I've been having this problem for years but recently getting worse. As soon as I lay down I feel chest pressure, shortness of breath, heart palpitations and head pressure and some dizziness. I have heart palpitations quite often. I've been checked by several cardiologist around a year ago and only thing they said I had was leaky valves but nothing to worry about. what could be causing this especially when I first lay down?
I'm 34 year old female. 5'2" 190 lbs. I've been having this problem for years but recently getting worse. As soon as I lay down I feel chest pressure, shortness of breath, heart palpitations and head pressure and some dizziness. I have heart palpitations quite often. I've been checked by several cardiologist around a year ago and only thing they said I had was leaky valves but nothing to worry about. what could be causing this especially when I first lay down?
Brief Answer:
This can be due to leaking valves
Detailed Answer:
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What is your Ejection fraction?
Can you send me your Echo report, this is needed to assess severity of leaking valves
Best Regards
Dr Chaithanya
This can be due to leaking valves
Detailed Answer:
Hello
Thanks for asking a question at HCM
I'm Dr Chaithanya attending you
What is your Ejection fraction?
Can you send me your Echo report, this is needed to assess severity of leaking valves
Best Regards
Dr Chaithanya
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Dr. Priyanka G Raj
they never gave me that information. they just said it was very little and normal with aging and I shouldn't worry about it
Brief Answer:
Ask for ejection fraction next time you do echo
Detailed Answer:
Hi, ask for ejection fraction next time you do echo.
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Ask for ejection fraction next time you do echo
Detailed Answer:
Hi, ask for ejection fraction next time you do echo.
I'm always here, get back to me.
Please close the answer and leave a positive rating
Thanks
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