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High Cholesterol, Have Headache, Mild BP, Chest Pain , Muscle Pain Causing Blurred Vision, Taking Lipitor. Is It Worrisome?
I am 53. Female. Cholesterol of 6.8 taking lipitor 40mgs but not consistantly. Weight 9 stone Height 5 Ft. Today have headache, blood pressure of 152/105 just now, darting ? chest pain/ ? muscle pain left side this am vision seems slightly blurred . On no medication for blood pressure. Was 150/90 last saturday. No HX of BP raised. Mother had CABY x 3 at 80 years. am at work- should I be concerned
hi, It is universally accepted that, any history of cardiac disease with risk factors like hypertension and dyslipidemia (high cholesterol) should call a cardiac check up. As you have left sided chest pain, it is possible that you have cardiac pain. your first time recording of high BP need not worry you but, a cardiac consultation with EKG will help you in diagnosis. All the best.
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High Cholesterol, Have Headache, Mild BP, Chest Pain , Muscle Pain Causing Blurred Vision, Taking Lipitor. Is It Worrisome?
hi, It is universally accepted that, any history of cardiac disease with risk factors like hypertension and dyslipidemia (high cholesterol) should call a cardiac check up. As you have left sided chest pain, it is possible that you have cardiac pain. your first time recording of high BP need not worry you but, a cardiac consultation with EKG will help you in diagnosis. All the best.