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Chest Pain, Feeling Of Lump In Chest, Pain In Leg And Foot Arch, High BP, Pulse Rate, On Rampiril Ect, History Of Heart Attack
hi previous heart attack on rampril ect blood presure 141/100 pulse 70 4 days ago had bad pain in chest not like before had spray and asprin got easyier for last 3 days like lump in chest herts lean forward before had pain in chest had bad pain in right leg then seemed to move to chest or was more noticable in chest , at present chest ok no pain got pain under right foot arch like knife wont go away?
Tue, 5 Jun 2012
Hi welcome to HCMForum. Aperson with history of MI with chest pain should cnsult the cardiologist to exclude cardiac pain.
Rest of the pains are psychogenic or orthopedic pain. For these pains i advise you to consult a physician. Besides i advise you some diet recomendations as Avoid taking spices
chillies junk foods to avoid extra cardiac chest pain. Avoid potato other tubers tomato cauliflower coconut egg chicken
Rest of the pains are psychogenic or orthopedic pain. For these pains i advise you to consult a physician. Besides i advise you some diet recomendations as Avoid taking spices
chillies junk foods to avoid extra cardiac chest pain. Avoid potato other tubers tomato cauliflower coconut egg chicken
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Welcome to healthcare magic.
After going through the details given i strongly recommend that you consult a cardiologist immediately.
The symptoms you have mentioned are indicative of another impending ischemic event, you need and ECG and further evaluation
Ramipril not only reduces blood pressure but is also protective for the heart but with a blood pressure of 140/100 u need another anti hypertensive to bring your BP under control.
Since you have given a history of a heart attack in the past i assume that in addition to ramipril you are also on few anti-cholesterol agents these can cause muscle aches and crampy pains in the foot.
With regards
Dr.Thomas
Welcome to healthcare magic.
After going through the details given i strongly recommend that you consult a cardiologist immediately.
The symptoms you have mentioned are indicative of another impending ischemic event, you need and ECG and further evaluation
Ramipril not only reduces blood pressure but is also protective for the heart but with a blood pressure of 140/100 u need another anti hypertensive to bring your BP under control.
Since you have given a history of a heart attack in the past i assume that in addition to ramipril you are also on few anti-cholesterol agents these can cause muscle aches and crampy pains in the foot.
With regards
Dr.Thomas
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