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What Do These Blood Reports Indicate?
Question: Plse interpret my attached self referred reports....I had mild hypertension... had ecg showed probable lvh...echo came normal thereafter.... on concor am 5 sice then..have bp mow contolled...should i go for more tests....I have regular discomfort in left arm since one or so years....Plse answer asap...
Brief Answer:
Reports look normal
Detailed Answer:
Your blood reports are fine for your age and risk profile. As you are hypertension patient, ECG is likely to show lLVH. And as your echo has come normal, there is no reason to be concerned.
You have to continue your medicines for blood pressure and it's good medicine.
In my opinion no other tests are required.
Hope I have answered your question.
Regards
Reports look normal
Detailed Answer:
Your blood reports are fine for your age and risk profile. As you are hypertension patient, ECG is likely to show lLVH. And as your echo has come normal, there is no reason to be concerned.
You have to continue your medicines for blood pressure and it's good medicine.
In my opinion no other tests are required.
Hope I have answered your question.
Regards
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Dr. Prasad
blood report indicated Lipo Protein (a) higher than reference range...which means higher risk of cardiovascular risk...Plse interpret....although my lipid profile is OK, should I go for angiography of heart for blockage? Kindly guide me...
Brief Answer:
No need for angiogram
Detailed Answer:
Yes, I did notice that but all people of Asian origin have it at higher range. and in the presence of normal lipid profile, it doesn't require treatment. You don't have to do any further tests for that. there is no need for angiogram
No need for angiogram
Detailed Answer:
Yes, I did notice that but all people of Asian origin have it at higher range. and in the presence of normal lipid profile, it doesn't require treatment. You don't have to do any further tests for that. there is no need for angiogram
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Dr. Shanthi.E
I had visited cardiologist yesterday....he had my resting ecg...ecg showed borderline ecg with lvh....he saw my blood reports and checked me physically..my b.p was 140/90. he further advised me to have Xray spine lateral, AP..I am still feeling pain in my left arm..He prescribed me same concor am 5, Razo D, tab Homocheck...Why the doctor has asked me to have X Ray...? I sometimes feel pain also during playing Basketball..I have only had rest ecg and echo..should i go for stress echo / TMT ? Why doctor himself is not going for further tests? Plse guide...regards...
Brief Answer:
X Ray for any cervical spine problems
Detailed Answer:
as cardiac illness probability being considered low in your case, no further tests are advised.
x Rays will show if there is any issue with your spine and muscles.
X Ray for any cervical spine problems
Detailed Answer:
as cardiac illness probability being considered low in your case, no further tests are advised.
x Rays will show if there is any issue with your spine and muscles.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Shanthi.E
What is meaning of borderline ecg in my case?
Brief Answer:
That is computer coding only
Detailed Answer:
That doesn't carry any real meaning or significance. computer interpretation is based on algorithms and when they qualify all criteria then interpreted as abnormal and in other cases where some criteria are met for abnormality but others are normal it will be reported as borderline. and they need to be cleared by physician review or further testing like echo.
That is computer coding only
Detailed Answer:
That doesn't carry any real meaning or significance. computer interpretation is based on algorithms and when they qualify all criteria then interpreted as abnormal and in other cases where some criteria are met for abnormality but others are normal it will be reported as borderline. and they need to be cleared by physician review or further testing like echo.
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Dr. Shanthi.E
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