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45 Years Old Suffering From Recurring PSVT,taking Dilzem But Not Satisfied With The Treatment
Aged-45yrs(F) height-5 -2 weight-63kg PSVT detected last year on 7 MAY 2010 at Udaipur rajasthan ( India) Nowadays episodes are feeling at present patient is taking tab.DILZEM-30 i.g.90 mg per day.What should we do further.
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I guess that you mean to say that the episodes of PSVT are increasing in frequency or decreasing but you did not specify ;you just wrote episodes are feeling .If there is any change like increase in frequency of PSVT episodes please consult the present Cardiologist who is treating her.The reason is your wife needs to be physically examined by a Cardiologist and if required he may advise further investigation and also he may add some medicine or change the medicine if required.Better judge will be the Cardiologist consult him.
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45 Years Old Suffering From Recurring PSVT,taking Dilzem But Not Satisfied With The Treatment
Hello sharad ; welcome to HealthcareMagic I guess that you mean to say that the episodes of PSVT are increasing in frequency or decreasing but you did not specify ;you just wrote episodes are feeling .If there is any change like increase in frequency of PSVT episodes please consult the present Cardiologist who is treating her.The reason is your wife needs to be physically examined by a Cardiologist and if required he may advise further investigation and also he may add some medicine or change the medicine if required.Better judge will be the Cardiologist consult him. Thanks