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On Cyproterone Acetate And Ethinyl Estradiol Combo, Chest Pain, ECG Done, Stopped Medicine Normal. Suggestion?
Dear sir
my friend is using Cyproterone acetate and ehtinyl estradiol combo from past 5 cycles.two days back she got
normal chest pain with out any symptoms of heart attack.we got ecg on 1st day in that Small difference in QRS,T wave abnormality is there.we have with darw the above medication.now she is alright like normal.again we got the ECG its showing only T wave abnormality,what should we do.and she is mildly Polycystic OD
my friend is using Cyproterone acetate and ehtinyl estradiol combo from past 5 cycles.two days back she got
normal chest pain with out any symptoms of heart attack.we got ecg on 1st day in that Small difference in QRS,T wave abnormality is there.we have with darw the above medication.now she is alright like normal.again we got the ECG its showing only T wave abnormality,what should we do.and she is mildly Polycystic OD
Mon, 14 Oct 2013
Hi, as you describe, she had the abnormality in the E.C.G., since before this, or may be due to anxiety.
Now the pain could be due to gastric irritation caused by the pills, which usually do to many people, and some people may feel it as chest pain. So don't worry,about the chest pain. For difference in E.C.G. she can consult a cardiologist to exclude any cardiac involvement. Thank you.
Now the pain could be due to gastric irritation caused by the pills, which usually do to many people, and some people may feel it as chest pain. So don't worry,about the chest pain. For difference in E.C.G. she can consult a cardiologist to exclude any cardiac involvement. Thank you.
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