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Smoker With Chest Pain. Echo Test, Incomplete Bundle Branch Block. Halter Monitor, Periods Of Tachycardia. Suggestion?

Just checked my husband's blood pressure. It was 154/102 and 146/103. He takes lisinopril as needed. He is having chest pain. He has had chest pain on an off for more than a year. 31 year old, approximate 170 lbs 5'6". Smoker 1 pack day for about 15 years. Echo done in july 2012 normal. Ekg then showed incomplete right bundle branch block. Stress was normal. Halter monitor showed periods of tachycardia. No comorbidities.
Tue, 15 Oct 2013
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Hi, thank you for posting at Health Care Magic.

I think all this problems are caused by smoking, overweight and his sedentary life. Smoking intervenes in fat metabolism, by increasing cholesterol, trygliceride and LDL(responsible for incomplete bundle branch block and hypertension).
Your husband need lipid test, INR(a test of blood clotting) and glycemi test.
You husband will need another treatment in base of results. He should do those test as soon as possible.

Take Care of your husband.
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Smoker With Chest Pain. Echo Test, Incomplete Bundle Branch Block. Halter Monitor, Periods Of Tachycardia. Suggestion?

Hi, thank you for posting at Health Care Magic. I think all this problems are caused by smoking, overweight and his sedentary life. Smoking intervenes in fat metabolism, by increasing cholesterol, trygliceride and LDL(responsible for incomplete bundle branch block and hypertension). Your husband need lipid test, INR(a test of blood clotting) and glycemi test. You husband will need another treatment in base of results. He should do those test as soon as possible. Take Care of your husband.