Patient's Query
Hi doctor,
I am 20 years old with a weight of 81 kilograms and a height of six feet five inches. I had a spicy meal for the lunch before five hours and after that, I started to have chest pain with discomfort in my left wrist. I am unsure whether it is something to be worried. Is it due to heartburn? Before two years, I had some issues with my eating habits. As a result, I got blacked out randomly and waked up with lot of sweat on the face. The doctor told me that it is due to low blood pressure. Currently, I am taking Adderall.
Hi,
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Ongoing through your presenting complaints, I have established the cause of your symptoms. Food taken with high fat or spice content can cause gastritis or exacerbates the condition of underlying gastric or duodenal ulcer problems. Regarding your current symptoms, there is nothing to be worried about as you do not have a family history of cardiovascular diseases. Please mention the reason for taking Adderall and it can cause gastrointestinal side effects.
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