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Had PCO. Have Troubled Breathing, Painful Shoulder And Arm. Done ECG. What Does It Mean?
i am 29 years old female. i got my ecg yesterday it abnormal but my doctor is saying it is normal it might be due to low blood pressure or gastric problem which i am facing since february this year. i am having pain right below my left breast while breathing and left shoulder and arm is also in pain from day before yesterday. the same condition happend to me last month also but after 3-2 days it went. i am also getting treated for my PCO thing for which i am taking medicine since february 2013. my blood pressure is 60/80. please suggest what it could be. and how would i go further into my treatment.
Mon, 27 May 2013
Hi friend,
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You should see an Internist or cardiologist / get examined; investigated; as soon as possible...
Computer interpretation of ECG must always be verified by a specialist...
In Blood Pressure, the upper figure (Systolic) is higher – you mean 80/60? / Values below 90 – especially occurring anew – is hypotension and needs immediate attention...of course, some have low pressure from heredity...
The pain is not typical of heart problem – may be from pleura, diaphragm, muscle and so on...
There are several such issues – you can get clarified only by a personal visit to a physician
Take care
Wishing speedy recovery
God bless
Good luck
Welcome to Health Care Magic
You should see an Internist or cardiologist / get examined; investigated; as soon as possible...
Computer interpretation of ECG must always be verified by a specialist...
In Blood Pressure, the upper figure (Systolic) is higher – you mean 80/60? / Values below 90 – especially occurring anew – is hypotension and needs immediate attention...of course, some have low pressure from heredity...
The pain is not typical of heart problem – may be from pleura, diaphragm, muscle and so on...
There are several such issues – you can get clarified only by a personal visit to a physician
Take care
Wishing speedy recovery
God bless
Good luck
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