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What Elevated The BP At 3min Of The Treadmill Test With High BPM?
I recently took a maximal stress test on a tread mill. My blood pressure started at 128/82 then went to 164/84 after 3 min. Then it went up to 206/88 after the next three minutes. After 3 more minutes it went to 244/98 and they stopped it. My heart rate was 146 then. What might cause that to happen? My doctor just put me on a blood pressure medicine.
Thu, 30 Apr 2015
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I understand your query and concern.
Your symptoms are suggestive of Myocardial infarction leading to Right sided heart failure and pulmonary edema.I advise you to get an ECG,2D Echo of your heart,lipid profile,hsCRP.Troponin I and chest x ray immediately to confirm the diagnosis.Monitor your blood pressure,heart rate immediately.Drugs like clopilet,ecosprin , atorvas, betaloc,pantop.Avoid stress and anxiety.Avoid smoking and alcohol.I also Exercise daily for 30 min.Coronary angiogram with or without stenting will be the procedure of choice.Exercise regularly for 30 min.Stress management is mandatory in your case.
Consult your cardiologist for expert management and follow up.
Hope I have answered your query at the moment.
Post your further queries if any,
Thank you
I understand your query and concern.
Your symptoms are suggestive of Myocardial infarction leading to Right sided heart failure and pulmonary edema.I advise you to get an ECG,2D Echo of your heart,lipid profile,hsCRP.Troponin I and chest x ray immediately to confirm the diagnosis.Monitor your blood pressure,heart rate immediately.Drugs like clopilet,ecosprin , atorvas, betaloc,pantop.Avoid stress and anxiety.Avoid smoking and alcohol.I also Exercise daily for 30 min.Coronary angiogram with or without stenting will be the procedure of choice.Exercise regularly for 30 min.Stress management is mandatory in your case.
Consult your cardiologist for expert management and follow up.
Hope I have answered your query at the moment.
Post your further queries if any,
Thank you
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