
What Does Inferior Myocardial Damage In ECG Report Indicate?

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Detailed Answer:
Dear Friend.
Welcome to HCM. I am Dr Anshul Varshney.
I have seen your ECG. Changesvare there but are not classical. There are q waves and T wave inversion in lead lll.
I need to co relate ECG findings with your history.
Provide me following details:
1. What actual problem you had for which you went to doctor?
2. Describe your chest pain? How did it started? Was it in Centre of chest?
3. Any radiation of pain to left arm, back , neck or jaw?
4. Any history of palpitations, ghabrahat, sweating associated with pain?
5. Is pain persisting?
6. What was your blood pressure and heart rate documented by your doctor?
7. Any previous history of chest pain?
8. Any history of smoking or alcohol consumption?
9. Any history of diabetes or hypertension?
10. Any family history of heart problems?
Revert with these answers preferably in point wise manner only for a better help.
Stay Healthy.


2. Describe your chest pain? How did it started? Was it in Centre of chest? i feel the chest pain below the brest,just above the brest. and i feel that for some times
3. Any radiation of pain to left arm, back , neck or jaw? no
4. Any history of palpitations, ghabrahat, sweating associated with pain? no sweating with pain
5. Is pain persisting? no it will come during night time and some time will continue for 2 days.
6. What was your blood pressure and heart rate documented by your doctor? yesterday 130/80
7. Any previous history of chest pain? no i feel it from last one year but as per the report before 6 month ecg is normal.
8. Any history of smoking or alcohol consumption? no i do not smoke or drink
9. Any history of diabetes or hypertension? before 6 months diabetes normal
10. Any family history of heart problems?no
Get investigated
Detailed Answer:
Dear Friend
The description you are giving is not in favor of a cardiac chest pain. It seems like a Gastro Esophageal Reflux Disease.
But ECG changes are there. So it is better to be sure
I would adviy you following:
1. Repeat ECG
2. Echo cardiography
3. Upper GI endoscopy
4. Combination of Pantoprazole and domperidone once a day.
I would be happy to review you once you have the reports.
If you have any further query please ask me.
Stay Healthy.

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