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What Causes Recurrent Episodes Of Fainting?
Hi, I am 38 and had been giddy with a fainting (and shaking) episodes for the past 3 weeks, though am better now. I had my ECG done and report shows abnormal ECG with T-wave abnormality, consider inferior ischemia. I have normal FBC, TSH, FBS, low BP 80/60. Should I consult a cardiologist as referred by my doctor for reassuring? Thank you.
Mon, 21 Nov 2016
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Yes You should consult cardiologist for examination and further work up
Here your ekg showing ischemic changes, so your cholesterol level and your HB level should be checked...
According to cause further specific treatment given
If needed than antiplatelet drug like aspirin might prescribed
Take care
Consult cardiologist for examination and if needed after examination than echo can be done
Yes You should consult cardiologist for examination and further work up
Here your ekg showing ischemic changes, so your cholesterol level and your HB level should be checked...
According to cause further specific treatment given
If needed than antiplatelet drug like aspirin might prescribed
Take care
Consult cardiologist for examination and if needed after examination than echo can be done
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