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High Blood Pressure, Red Rash On Body. Tests For Possible Heart Attack Non Conclusive. Suggestions?

just had tests for possible heart attack, none were conclusive - 10 days ago. Yesterday i developed a dreadful red rash, starting on nipples and breast; now on abdomen, lower back and starting on inner parts of arms and upper legs; i havent had any new medications; should i be worried? I have very high blood pressure..
Thu, 16 May 2013
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Hi friend,
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     The rashes are probably from allergy – inhaled, ingested, contact... Since it is extensive, see a dermatologist for proper diagnosis and appropriate advice.
     If the tests for heart attack are inconclusive, they have to be repeated after a time. More tests like isotope stress ECG or angiogram may be necessary depending on the clinical situation...A cardiologist can assess and help further.

Take care
Wishing speedy recovery
God bless
Good luck
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High Blood Pressure, Red Rash On Body. Tests For Possible Heart Attack Non Conclusive. Suggestions?

Hi friend, Welcome to Health Care Magic The rashes are probably from allergy – inhaled, ingested, contact... Since it is extensive, see a dermatologist for proper diagnosis and appropriate advice. If the tests for heart attack are inconclusive, they have to be repeated after a time. More tests like isotope stress ECG or angiogram may be necessary depending on the clinical situation...A cardiologist can assess and help further. Take care Wishing speedy recovery God bless Good luck