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- 50 Years
- 31/03/2021
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View allMy dad is 66 and has hypertension but stays active with no obvious symptoms. His recent ECG for a cataract surgery checkup showed incomplete RBBB and left axis deviation how serious is this? Should we be worried?
Incomplete RBBB with left axis deviation can be age-related or benign but may need a cardiology consult to rule out underlying heart issues, especially before surgery.
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I'm really worried because my blood pressure is reading 16080, which seems pretty high. Should I be concerned about potential heart problems in the future? I'm also noticing my pulse rate is at 98. What do you think could be going on here?
with single reading we don't justify it's bp it is due to anxiety also check bp continuosly for 3 days
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I've been having left chest pain for the past two weeks and also feel this pulsating sensation in my stomach. I'm worried because I have high blood pressure too. Initially, I was thinking of getting a 2D echo for my chest pain, but now I'm wondering if I should also get a 2D scan for my abdomen to check on my abdominal aorta. Do you think that's necessary, or should I be considering a CT scan for my stomach instead? Any advice would be really helpful.
A 2D echocardiogram is primarily used to evaluate the heart, so it may not provide detailed information about the pulsating sensation in your stomach. For your stomach symptoms, a CT scan of the abdomen may be more appropriate to assess the abdominal aorta and other structures in the abdomen. Given your history of high blood pressure and chest pain, it is crucial to rule out any potential issues with the abdominal aorta. I recommend consulting with your healthcare provider to determine the best course of action and to discuss the need for further imaging studies such as a CT scan of the abdomen.
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