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How To Cure Chest Pain During Walk After Having Pace Maker?

i had apace maker put in 2006 and i get chest pains when i walk on a treadmill and out side and up the stairs in the house and i get short of breath and feel like I m gonna pass out and feel like I m gonna throw up and when I walk through the upstairs of the house I feel winded
Thu, 24 Jan 2019
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Hello,

I understand your concern and would explain that your symptoms could be related to coronary artery disease.

Other possible causes to consider would be a lung disorder, chronic anemia, low blood pressure, low blood glucose, etc.

Have you measured your blood pressure values during these episodes?

Coming to this point, I would recommend performing an exercise cardiac stress test, a cardiac ultrasound, pulmonary function tests and some blood lab tests (complete blood count for anemia, fasting glucose and blood electrolytes for possible imbalance).

Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.

Regards,
Dr. Ilir Sharka,
Cardiologist
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How To Cure Chest Pain During Walk After Having Pace Maker?

Hello, I understand your concern and would explain that your symptoms could be related to coronary artery disease. Other possible causes to consider would be a lung disorder, chronic anemia, low blood pressure, low blood glucose, etc. Have you measured your blood pressure values during these episodes? Coming to this point, I would recommend performing an exercise cardiac stress test, a cardiac ultrasound, pulmonary function tests and some blood lab tests (complete blood count for anemia, fasting glucose and blood electrolytes for possible imbalance). Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Ilir Sharka, Cardiologist