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I am concern about my friend. She has been to a Doctor but without results on diagnosis. She complains of pain under her rib cage. Her left foot feels like it is asleep all the time, tingling sensation. She smokes cigarettes, maybe less than a pack a day, and drinks beer every evening after work and her weekends off and she also has night sweats . In the past, she has experience A-Fib. She had a chest xray that showed a hemangioma , so her Doctor ordered a MRI , no results back yet. What does this sound like to you? Are all these symptoms related or separate things going on?
to tell whether the condition is related or not we wud have to know the location of the hematoma. Lower limb doppler can wait if your doctor can feel the peripheral pulses. But one thing is certain that she required
Hi,these symptoms may be related or un related.Her heart is a problems but the tingling sensation of the foot could suggest peripheral vascular conditions.She will need extensive testing.Doppler of the extermeties might be recommended.But first let the MRI report come back.She obviously has multiple problems going on and some lifestyle changes need to be made.Stop smoking and drinking first.Get on a healthy diet and start exercising.
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Pain Under Rib Cage With Night Sweats
to tell whether the condition is related or not we wud have to know the location of the hematoma. Lower limb doppler can wait if your doctor can feel the peripheral pulses. But one thing is certain that she required