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Questions about Cardio Disorders

Can rbbb with lpfb cause sudden death

1 year ago

100 INR (~1.18 USD)

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I am a 23 year old and I recently got an ecg which says rbbb with lpfb and I got echo done my heart structure is fine except mitral valve elongation I want to know if there is a risk of sudden cardiac death involved I sometimes get BP of 134 over 90 generally my BP is 120 over 80 I sometimes get palpations and my heart rate is generally above 80 am concerned whether it is life threatening or not I have visited a general physician and a cardiologist both them said it's ok nothing to worry about but none explained what caused rbbb

Dr. Alan Reji

1 year ago

Right Bundle Branch Block (RBBB) with Left Posterior Fascicular Block (LPFB) can sound alarming, but in many young people with normal heart structure on echo and no other symptoms like fainting or chest pain, it often isn't life-threatening. This combination can be a type of bifascicular block, but if you don’t have underlying heart disease, it’s usually considered benign, especially since your echo is normal and only shows mitral valve elongation, which alone is often harmless. Your occasional high BP (134/90) and resting heart rate above 80 are within borderline ranges and can be influenced by stress, caffeine, dehydration, or anxiety.

Since both the physician and cardiologist have cleared you and found no structural heart disease, the risk of sudden cardiac death is extremely low in your case. However, if your symptoms change — like you begin fainting, feel chest tightness, or your palpitations become more frequent — further evaluation like a Holter monitor or stress test might be helpful. It's great you're being proactive; maintaining a heart-healthy lifestyle, staying active, managing stress, and doing routine follow-ups are the best things you can do. Let me know if you’d like help interpreting your ECG further or building a daily routine to support heart health.

How to Reduce pain on heart Muscle

1 year ago

200 INR (~2.35 USD)

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Before 3-4 year ago i had pericardities problem now im ok my reporta are normal but still my heart and cheat muscle are paining and burning from inside chest , im taking zerodol sp tablet for inflammation and results is nothing

Dr. Alan Reji

1 year ago

Even though your current reports are normal, chest pain and burning after pericarditis could be due to lingering post-inflammatory changes, muscle strain, or even nerve-related pain (costochondritis or intercostal neuralgia). Sometimes, the pain is not from the heart but from the chest wall or soft tissues, which might not respond well to anti-inflammatory drugs like Zerodol-SP alone. It's also possible that anxiety or acid reflux (GERD) is contributing to the burning sensation — both can mimic heart-related pain and may coexist with past cardiac issues.

For proper relief, a re-evaluation by a cardiologist and a general physician is important — including ECG, echocardiogram, and possibly a chest X-ray or upper GI endoscopy if GERD is suspected. You may benefit more from a targeted treatment plan that includes a combination of muscle relaxants, nerve pain medication, or antacids, depending on the root cause. Avoid self-medicating further — it’s better to get a guided approach. Let me know if you want help making a list of tests or a second opinion plan.

FOOT Tremors

1 year ago

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How do I know I have cardio issue

1 year ago

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I has some uneasyness in Oct 2024 and now administered stating. I want to stop this statin as I get back pain cramp. My sugar sometimes Flututates but I want to know if I can get out of these medicines. I am also give Asprin, Telmisartan.

Use of aspirin

1 year ago

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I was advised to take ecospirin av after tests in 2021 at that my cholesterol was high in 2023 when my cholesterol was normal doctor continued with ecospirin 75 still I am taking the same how much time I need take it I am also taking Telmekind H for hypertension

If cholestrol is 118 then what precautions I have to take

1 year ago

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I have the D3 deficiency and some time feeling dizzy. And chest pain is occurr some time eyes feel heavy. My age is 33 I am afemale and what type of diet I have to follow. Should I have to consult doctor Of simple diet chang help me to reduce this

Dr. Shaikh Fawaaz Lateef

1 year ago

Hello 
Take vit d 3 syrup weekly .
Cholesterol is normal value.
Reduce consumption of foods made with oils other than sun flower oil.
Reduce consumption of carbohydrates.
Take fruits rich in antioxidants.

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Palpitations

1 year ago

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Heart rate increases,ghawrahat hoti hai,ghawrahat se rat me nind khul jati h left side sine me jalan rhti h, hath me jhunjhunhat rhti hai, left hand sun ho jata h bhut takleef hoti hai 2 month hogye hn is problem ko kabhi thik ho jata hai fir 8 din baad dowara palpitations show hote hn

Dr. Aman Shaba

1 year ago

Agar Echo normal hai, to panic disorder ya anxiety ka possibility strong ho sakta hai. Aapke palpitations, ghabrahat, raat me neend khulna, sine me jalan, haath me jhunjhunaahat—ye sab anxiety symptoms ho sakte hain.

✅ Caffeine, smoking aur stress ko kam karein.
✅ Relaxation techniques (deep breathing, meditation) daily karein.
✅ Regular physical activity rakhein.
✅ Agar symptoms persist kar rahe hain ya dincharya prabhavit ho rahi hai, to psychiatric consultation lein. Medications aur therapy se ye symptoms effectively control ho sakte hain.

Dr Aman Shaba 
Consultant Psychiatrist

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Excessive leg muscle growth

1 year ago

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Excessive leg muscle growth neck stuck strain dizziness buttock muscles weakness bone swelling and unsure of the rest kindly help.,or call me on 9930920529.............no more info thanks and regardds

Broken heart

1 year ago

200 INR (~2.35 USD)

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How to Treat a Broken Heart , in details, Not Broken heart syndrome, I am asking only broken heart, how to deal with it , i cNt sleep at night, it's 5 in the morning,i. Didn't slept a min. I am constantly remembering about her

Dr. M Naveen Kumar Reddy

1 year ago

Try to spend time with others. Dont stay alone . Speak out to your closed ones.hydrate well . Make a schedule and try to stick to it . Do activities which divert your mind . It’s better you consult a psychologist if you feel if your problem is severe 

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Ejection fraction is at 21% according to Echo and MRI

1 year ago

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I went to the doctor because my Apple Watch said my heart rate was at 37-41 while working out. I thought my watch was functioning improperly so I checked it with my BP cuff. I had the same reading. After an ultrasound and an MRI, my EF is at 21%. My left side is enlarged, and I have LBBB. I’ve always monitored my HR and BP for the past few years. I’m very active, and workout 4-5 times a week. I’ve never been on meds before, but the doctor put me 4 different meds and wants me to get a defibrillator. This is all happening so fast and I don’t want to jump the gun. Can EF improve with meds only?

Dr. Evgeny Arsentev

1 year ago

An ejection fraction (EF) of 21% is significantly lower than normal, as the typical EF ranges from 50-70%. It indicates that the heart is not pumping blood as efficiently as it should, which can lead to symptoms like low heart rate and fatigue. This can happen with conditions like left bundle branch block (LBBB) and heart failure, which can cause the left side of the heart to enlarge.

In some cases, medications can help improve heart function, but a low EF often requires additional treatments. The medications your doctor prescribed are likely aimed at improving heart function and preventing further damage. However, a defibrillator might be recommended to help prevent life-threatening arrhythmias due to the low EF and your LBBB.

While the goal of treatment is to improve heart function, it’s important to follow your doctor’s advice and attend regular follow-ups to monitor progress. With the right combination of medications and devices like a defibrillator, many patients experience stabilization or improvement in their condition.

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