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An EKG is not the most reliable way to diagnos RVH. This could simply be a lead lacement issue during the EKG that gave a fales reading, this happened to me. They will need to do an echo and stress test to be sure, but I would not get too worked up yet. WHne you mention she did other tests, were they diferent than an EKG? If she did an echo than that would be more accurate an would require further investigation.
He has mentioned nosebleeds lately (not excessive but more than none, which he had before) He is complaining about heartburn, He is complaining about urinating in the nighttime, headaches seem to be more frequent, he is taking a ton of tylenol for aches and pains. He is a construction worker so it is a very physical job, he is never sitting. He has also been complaining of the TV or computer being dark, (I dont think so).
I wish people stop complaining about what questions other people post... Either read it or don't! answer it or don't! I know this may seem hypocritical cuz i am doing the same thing right more but whatever! Don't read mine either!
The best way to reduce it is to work with your doctor on some life style changes including diet and exercise. Try to avoid processed foods, a basic rule of thumb is to avoid anything that comes from a window, bag or a box. Also, at your level you may need some medical intervention like a statin. Again, you should discuss this with your doctor.
I feel exactly the same way you do.. I'm 37+2. I don't want to do anything but lay in bed. All the pains are horrible. I couldn't walk the other day due to back pain. I want her out but then I think the longer she's in there the healthier shell be. I have a 4 yr old son and I'm at a pizza arcade place right now but ugh I have no energy. LOL. Not to much longer.
What is your history with this? I would seek medical advise....
I'm a 40yr old male, 180lbs, non-smoker, non-drink, no drug use, no other health issues.
About once a month (for the past year) I get these attacks/episodes with hypertension 150/100+, shivering, and sternum/stomach pain. Sometimes I will also get tachycardia, cold hand/feet, severe dizziness, blurred vision, and exhaustion.
There was an investigation of the females who did AIT there. Due to a mix up I was sent to Ft. Gordon . The females who went there were also interviewed. My name not being on the Ft. Gordon list, i was never interviewed.
During a routine new patient exam I was newly diagnosed with chronic HepC and wondering what treatment options are available (in Michigan). After going to a GI Specialist I found out that I am genotype 1a, viral load of 1.65 billion (6.2 log), stage 2 fibrosis. AST - 86, ALT - 72, WBC 5.8., Platelets 92,000. The last time I had any of these tests was in 2005 and my readings were good then. I've recently had an ultrasound, CT scan and a liver guided biopsy (which showed no cancer).
No. You have covered your bases with std's. You should know that men do not get BV. It stands for bacterial vaginosis (it is a bacterial infection of the vagina). You just have to keep following up with your doctor. Get a second ENT opinion. But go ahead and rule out std's. To get an std orally is pretty rare anyway.
does anyone else watch h3lls' kitchen with gordon ramsey? i've been watching it since the first season and omg i love gordon ramsey!!! he's so mean and so crude but his shows are amazing. h3ll's kitchen, kitchen nightmares, gordon ramsey's f word.
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However, in the absence of a Conservative majority, Labor leader Gordon Brown, as the incumbent prime minister, would have the right to try first to forge a coalition government. To do so, he would need to secure the support of the Liberal Democrats, which fared worse than pre-election polling had predicted.
Hello I’m abit confused with Babinski sign, Gordon sign and related techniques.
Online it says with Gordon’s sign etc it will elicit a “ extensor plantar reflex”. And in more detail it’s referring to the big toe (Babinski sign) going BACKWARDS/fanning out.
When I and or my doctors do the Babinski test my toes curl INWARDS etc always, however I’m abit confused; when I do the Gordon test, my toes still curl INWARDS, is this normal?
I would indeed go directly to the Angiogram - Jon was right, you will probably finish up
having one anyway. Better to avoid the high radiation from the CT if possible. Of course 50% blockage in regular arteries are usually not given Stents. Same as they usually wait to do surgery on the Carotids until the blockage is at least 70% I think it is. .
I have a 100% blocked LAD and a very diseased RCA. My stress test in 2007 lasted for
30 minutes and showed no problems at all. My nuclear perfusion scan also shows no
problems, it shows a heart as fit as an ox. The only true way to tell is by an angiogram
because you are looking directly into the coronary arteries.
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