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IS IT BECAUSE OF DEPERATION AND HIGH BP?

Dear sir, i am 43 years old and i am suffering from 2007 by deperation and high bp.as per my doctor bp is only due to deperation and stress because all of my heart tests are done eg ECHO CARDIO COLOUR DOPLER,ECG,LUPID PROFILE etct all tease tests are normal.now medication is NEBISTAR H,TELISLA-40 AND RIVOTRIL-0.5 now my bp is 120/80 last from 5 months,but sir i suffering from one problem some times SWEAT,GHABRAHAT(FRIGHTENED) and my MOUTH BECOMES DRY HEART BEAT-58.so please sir advice me what will be the problem and solution.
posted on Thu, 3 Mar 2011
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welcome to healthcare magic.If you really feel you have been thoroughly evaluated by your primary physician and even cardiologists, and no organic cause found out then definitely you take consultation of a psychiatrist, which is very much normal, i should say. This feeling of impending doom could be an illness which needs treatment. But i would also suggest a thyroid profile, holter monitoring and also if you could go for a dobutamine stress test.
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IS IT BECAUSE OF DEPERATION AND HIGH BP?

Hello welcome to healthcare magic.If you really feel you have been thoroughly evaluated by your primary physician and even cardiologists, and no organic cause found out then definitely you take consultation of a psychiatrist, which is very much normal, i should say. This feeling of impending doom could be an illness which needs treatment. But i would also suggest a thyroid profile, holter monitoring and also if you could go for a dobutamine stress test.