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Chest Pain, High Pulse Rate. On Medications For High BP, Neuropathy, Stopped Medications. Heart Attack?

Heartbeat is 170, Pain on left side. Has a perscription for high blood pressure when initially high blood pressure was only boarderline. Has a perscription for Neuroton for Neuropathy. Was told to stop taking all perscriptions. Has had an EKG and stress test done in the past. Has had these symptoms on and off since 2007. He is always thinking he s having a heart attack .
Thu, 4 Oct 2012
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Dear Idumas, hello

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Heartbeat of 170 with chest pain and high blood pressure is an emergency condition and should be immediately reported at the Emergency department. You should have an urgent opinion from a Cardiologist also. Recent EKG and other required investigations should be done to look for the cause and treatment should be taken accordingly.

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Chest Pain, High Pulse Rate. On Medications For High BP, Neuropathy, Stopped Medications. Heart Attack?

Dear Idumas, hello Thanks for writing in. Heartbeat of 170 with chest pain and high blood pressure is an emergency condition and should be immediately reported at the Emergency department. You should have an urgent opinion from a Cardiologist also. Recent EKG and other required investigations should be done to look for the cause and treatment should be taken accordingly. Thanks.