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BP High Due To Malaria. Treadmill Stress Test Abnormal. Father Died Due To Heart Attack
SIR I AM 49 YEAR OLD MY HIGHT IS 5FEET 6INCH, WAIT IS 65.KG. I AM DOING REGULA EXCERSIE BUT WE ARE FACING MY BP IS NORMAL. 120/80 AND FEW YEAR BACK DUE TO MALARIAY MY BP WAS BOOST 160/90 .. AFTER THAT I AM TAKING BP TABLE 2.5MG. ENVAS, IN FEB. 2013 MY TREADMILL STRESS TEST SHOW ABNORMAL. AS PER REPORT THAT BP 150/90, HEART RATE 180, REMARK IS POOR EFFEORT TOLERANCE, IN RECOVERY MILD ST CHANGE IN 2,3 AVF, ASYSMPHATIC PERSISTED UPTO 6 MIN , IN 2010 MY REPORT WAS NORMAL .. OTHER REPORT LIKE KIDENY,PENCRASE, AND EVERY THING IS NORMAL, MY FATER WAS DIED DUE TO HEART ATTACK IN 1978, CHELOSTRAL IS NORMAL,
Tue, 29 Oct 2013
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Thanks for the query to H.C.M. Forum.
Remove a misconception from your mind that it was malaria which causes hyper tension .
Hyper tension is a separate thing and usually related to heart disease.
In your case as treadmill test is abnormal and you are a heart patient . In treadmill report it is mentioned that tolerance is poor .
Parental history of heart disease is there.
In my opinion age is also prone for heart disease .
At the age of 49 years , treadmill abnormal , parental history is concerning. You need to investigated for ECHO to isolate the case . Consult a cardiologist and get hid opinion.
Good luck. Dr. HET
Thanks for the query to H.C.M. Forum.
Remove a misconception from your mind that it was malaria which causes hyper tension .
Hyper tension is a separate thing and usually related to heart disease.
In your case as treadmill test is abnormal and you are a heart patient . In treadmill report it is mentioned that tolerance is poor .
Parental history of heart disease is there.
In my opinion age is also prone for heart disease .
At the age of 49 years , treadmill abnormal , parental history is concerning. You need to investigated for ECHO to isolate the case . Consult a cardiologist and get hid opinion.
Good luck. Dr. HET
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