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Have Palpitations, Chest Burn, Fatigue. On Ciplarla, Aztor. Done Angiogram. Help?
hello doctor i am feeling vicks eating sensation at chest for some times , what is this cause of , i am recently effectewith palpitations and using medcine line , CIPLARLA-40,AZTOR,REXIPRA-20mg , and REVOTRIL-0.5 mg,Doctors said i do not have any heart problem , they did all tests except angiogram . Can i go for angiogram also?? all other tests are giving very normal results. Some times i feel fatigueat my chest. and some sort of pain. pls help me
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Dear Danam
Thanks for writing to us.
you have not given your age? if you have diabetes? and what exactly ails you?(in detail).
if all your cardiac tests are normal and you can do routine exercise/running etc without any discomfort, then an angiogram is not on cards, at least for now. moreover if you have undergone a stress test/ TMT and it is normal and your exercise capacity was ok, then angiogram should not be done at all. Ciplar is a good drug for palpitations. please consult your physician for these non-specific symptoms and relax a bit . Angiogram is not meant to be done like this.
feel free to discuss with more details
sincerely
sukhvinder singh
Thanks for writing to us.
you have not given your age? if you have diabetes? and what exactly ails you?(in detail).
if all your cardiac tests are normal and you can do routine exercise/running etc without any discomfort, then an angiogram is not on cards, at least for now. moreover if you have undergone a stress test/ TMT and it is normal and your exercise capacity was ok, then angiogram should not be done at all. Ciplar is a good drug for palpitations. please consult your physician for these non-specific symptoms and relax a bit . Angiogram is not meant to be done like this.
feel free to discuss with more details
sincerely
sukhvinder singh
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