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Suggest Treatment For Chest Pain And Palpitations After Penidure Injection
I was taken penidure injection for my heart pain & palpitation as, my heart pain was a evolved by taking a vitamin injection named vitcofol. Is penidure injection is necessary because of this injection a very massive gaseous problem in my stomach was occured after then I meet that doctor who suggested for this.again he said you have to continue this injection else the valve will damage.i was very confused so visited other doctor he examined the heart echo & ECG.everything was clear in that report but only palpitation was more. doctortell me to stop taking injection & suggested me to take pantapropazole tablets & imipramine HCl & diazepam tablets for one year.now my gaseous problem is normal but my high palpitation problem & chest pain is not yet become better so,please suggest what can I do. Regards praveen ranjan
Mon, 1 Oct 2018
Hi,
Penidure injection will not give you palpitations, rather the underlying cardiac disease will give you palpitations. However, it can cause gastritis.
How is your echo report? If you have any valve damage on echo then you need to take it till the age of at least 40 and above, and if the heart is absolutely normal then you may stop it at the age of 23 years or 5 years from an episode of rheumatic fever whichever is longer. So, if the doctor is advising it then you should continue it because valve problems are much more severe than current symptoms. You may have beta blockers like Metoprolol for palpitations.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Sagar Makode,
Cardiologist
Penidure injection will not give you palpitations, rather the underlying cardiac disease will give you palpitations. However, it can cause gastritis.
How is your echo report? If you have any valve damage on echo then you need to take it till the age of at least 40 and above, and if the heart is absolutely normal then you may stop it at the age of 23 years or 5 years from an episode of rheumatic fever whichever is longer. So, if the doctor is advising it then you should continue it because valve problems are much more severe than current symptoms. You may have beta blockers like Metoprolol for palpitations.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Sagar Makode,
Cardiologist
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