Dr. G Venkateswar

1. For your age pain chest could be due to anxiety, stress, depression, physical and mental strain, hyper acidity, muscular problem 2. Avoid stress and strain 3. Do regular exercise, reduce your weight if over weight. 4. Control your diet. Avoid oily/spicy/fried and junk food, high calorie and cholesterol rich diet. Take small frequent meals (5-6 meals/day instead of three heavy meals. If you have hyper acidity take one tablet of pan 40 in the morning before breakfast daily for few days 5. Do yoga, meditation, deep breathing exercise like pranayama etc. It will calm your mind, control your emotion and relieve stress. 6. Have sound sleep for 7-8 hours daily. 7. Avoid smoking, alcohol, excess tea/coffee, if you are having 8. Drink plenty of water and take rest 9. Takecrocin advance one tablet sos after food up to a maximum of three tablets per day at the time of chest pain 10. If you have recurrent attack of chest pain check your bp, take ecg, x ray chest and consult physician for advice and treatment 11. Consult me for further advice.

Once infection has occurred and that too with pus formation,it becomes very difficult for body to get rid of that infection very soon....very high doses of strong antibiotics are required to treat it...if the antibiotics work then it could be all well in a week or so

For pain take tablet paracetamol 650 mg eight hourly and For cough I will suggest you to take syp Ascoril 2.5 ml and can repeat after a gap of six hours as and when required and get an Xray chest done and follow up with reports and Get your vital parameters of the body checked from a nearby doctor and follow up with findings.

Hello, Lybrate user, You are going to be caught by viral fever. Viral fever, exposure to cold or rainy climate require certain associated symptoms to be taken into consideration e.g. Body pain Nausea, headache,chill, loss of appetite to begine homoeopathic medication ,however, Tk homoeo medicine: @ Eupetorium perf 200-6 pills, thrice. @ Gelsemium 200-6 pills, thrice. @ Bryonia alb 30-6 pills, thrice. *Gargle with hot saline water, twice. * drink Luke warm water. * inhale steam twice.* avoid, dust ,smoke, cold intake, exposure to cold, caffein ,nicotine, alcohol,exertion.* ensure sound sleep for 6/7 hrs. Report after 4 days, your feedback matters. Tk care.

Hello Amol... Yes it has side effects.. but not taking them has major problems.. The better solution is to take Homoeopathic treatment side by side.. gradually we can stop all the harmful Medicine. Other than that take salt restricted diet. Do regular exercise..etc..

Please share detailed reports. Better to avoid alcohol completely, but can take occasionally. Eat soft, easily digestible food for now, can gradually progress later.

Radial requires skill and is less traumatic compared to femoral which too requires skill but it has been there for a lot more years, the side effects of femoral are 1) bleeding through a malor vessel, there fore the leg has to be kept at a higher level with head side low for at least 6 hours & post procedure care takes longer to heal though in both the vessels it is just a puncture caused by a thick needle to inject dye to reach the heart vessels. If one is sure about the cardiologist (some places do give exagerrated opinions about their doctors on call) get it through radial. Regarding other conditions like constipation, make sure that the system is clean & person takes adequate semisoild food as nourishment, no ga is reguired but there is slight risk of vomiting due to pain reflex.

If AFB cultuer bactec and genexpert MTB is normal, then continue TB treatment and get the pus drained.

Arrythmias are of different types. Today medicines exist that can cure some arrythmias. Some arrythmias can be cured by microsurgeries called radio frequency ablation. It depends what arrythmia you have and what is the cause.

It's always better to take your BP medication early in the morning as soon as you get up from the bed. Cholesterol medications are preferably taken in the evening. Avoid taking too many tablets of BP medicines without advice from your physician. Check your BP regularly and dose of medication should be adjusted after consulting your doctor. Don't do it on your own. High dose of BP medication will cause low blood pressure and they have their own adverse effects so be careful in future.