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Suggest Treatment For Migraine And Shortness Of Breath
my wife is complaining about migraine, she is dizzy, was short of breath, tingle in the toes, we did an head mri but it came back negative. today she had a bit of diarrhea, her blood pressure is 110 over 70 , pulse 65, usually her blood pressure is low 90over 60.i read about mitral valve , symptoms that she have are exactly.please advise
Mon, 7 Jan 2019
Hello,
I don't see any indication at all that her symptoms are due to a mitral valve issue if you refer to shortness of breath that is a non-specific sign which can manifest in numerous conditions, it's not specific to mitral valve issues, may even be due to anxiety.
Since MRI was normal there is no reason to panic, at least not regarding brain issues. Blood pressure of 110/70 is not something to worry either, it is low normal, even if it's usually 90/60 it is normal to be slightly higher due to stress and to compensate dehydration from diarrhea.
If diarrhea continues then an infection must be checked through a blood test. If diarrhea doesn't repeat then it should be an unrelated event and she should simply see a neurologist to better classify her headaches, whether a migraine, tension headache or some other headache and be prescribed preventive treatment.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Olsi Taka,
Neurologist
I don't see any indication at all that her symptoms are due to a mitral valve issue if you refer to shortness of breath that is a non-specific sign which can manifest in numerous conditions, it's not specific to mitral valve issues, may even be due to anxiety.
Since MRI was normal there is no reason to panic, at least not regarding brain issues. Blood pressure of 110/70 is not something to worry either, it is low normal, even if it's usually 90/60 it is normal to be slightly higher due to stress and to compensate dehydration from diarrhea.
If diarrhea continues then an infection must be checked through a blood test. If diarrhea doesn't repeat then it should be an unrelated event and she should simply see a neurologist to better classify her headaches, whether a migraine, tension headache or some other headache and be prescribed preventive treatment.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Olsi Taka,
Neurologist
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