My mother is a diabetic patient, her current reading for sugar is 148 before fasting and 225 after fasting and her diabetic medicines names are fortmin 500 mg and glemipride 1 mg. From last 15 days I have started her BP medicine also because her BP reading was 180/90 mmhg before 15 days now she is taking Venpres CH for BP and also her cholesterol is high so for that doctor has also started one medicine. Her ECG report showing diagnosis as "Suspect left anterior hemi block" please help. I wan to show my mother at one place to giver her better treatment because right now her sugar and BP doctors both are different and please let me know about ECG report, Is it normal or something serious?

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Dr. Pramod Kumar SharmaEndocrinologist38yrs exp

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Nothing to worry for "suspected" left anterior hemiblock. Because left anterior hemiblock is in itself not a big problem and the person who has reported it is not confident of its existance in your ECG that is why "suspected" word added. Blood sugar should be fasting around 110 and pp around 160. BP should be controlled. Cholesterol should be controlled with diet restrictions, regular exercise, maintaining ideal weight and weight reduction if more than ideal for height and addong statins if required.

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