Dr. Sagar Ramesh Makode
Cardiology
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Hello doctor,
Recently, I have done some cardiac tests like ECG, 2D echo, TMT and serum electrolytes at my regular consultant. Four months ago, I got blood pressure 140/100 mmHg. So, my regular consultant suggested I use Telvas CT 40 tablet (only half tablet at morning) daily. Recently, I got gastric problem. So, I went to my regular consultant and he suggested I use Pantop IT 40 mg and I went after 10 days for review and I have done the cardiac tests as mentioned earlier. My actual problem is when the ECG was done, the diagnosis report mentioned flattened T-wave (I, V4, V6). Previously, I have done ECG last year but the diagnosis shows normal ECG. Now, it changed. Because of this, my doctor suggested me to do other tests like 2D echo, serum electrolytes, and TMT. Finally, he told me that all the reports are normal. There is nothing to worry but still, I am worried about my reports. Can you please check the reports and suggest me? I smoke one cigarette every day and drink 180 ml of brandy every week.
Hello,
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Yes, there are changes in the ECG (attachment removed to protect patient identity). But, your evaluation is normal including echo and treadmill test. Now, the changes in the ECG are likely due to high BP and not any blockages. I guess you do not have any symptoms like chest pain or chest heaviness on exertion or during the treadmill test. So I do not think there is anything to worry about now. Is your blood pressure well controlled? You have to check your BP frequently, thrice a day at least for a week so as to know the pattern of BP. Have a low salt diet. It is important that gradually you quit smoking because smoking is much harmful than alcohol and alcohol occasionally is acceptable but not smoking. Hope this helps you and get back if you have any doubts.
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