Dr. Suraj Kumar

Your systolic score is really fantastic but your diastolic score is dangerously poised. You need to give up smoking completely. If you want to drink, limit it to two small pegs per day or alternate days. If you willing it is better to give it up altogether. You need to watch your diet and eat in moderation and eat healthy foods only. You must do regular aerobic exercise. You must not only reduce stress but also have a good night's' sleep everyday. Drink a lot of fluids everyday. It is advisable to meet with a cardiologist every six months to assess your progress.

Maintain ibw take balance d diet walk daily avoid sugary items fat food take high fibre low calorie food plenty vegetables and fruits in 2 / 3 servings add tablet rosuvas f bed time for 4 week s check sugar levels frequently for white discharge use beta dine pessaries.

The current dose is not enough. You can first try and increase the dose to 5 mg once a day, if after 3 days BP still remains high then you should consult your treating physician for make it twice daily or seeking an alternative medication. Also ensure lifestyle changes like daily exercise for 30 mins like risk walking, healthy and low salt diet.

There is no disease it appears to be muscular pain Mild pain killer like paracetamol If no relief then investigate

Consult your nephrologist . CAPD type of dialysis would be a better option than hemodialysis in patients who have low EF

Chest pain, chest heaviness are signs of heart problem. There can be other wide range of symptoms. The point is that if at any point you feel that this is a heart problem you should go and see a heart doctor. This is very important. You should see a heart doctor. Generally physicians are not export at dealing with heart problems so you should see a hot Dr. Worries nearby are you should follow the advice given by the heart doctor.

Check bp and blood sugar if normal give her tab stager on one stat and later see a physician. Keep her lying down. If fasting give some orange lemon juice. Admit if she has no improvement after above.

I believe in diet fiber which gives enough vitamin and mineral if you are taking seasonal vegetables and fruits, you don't have to take medicines for fiber

At 36 if you had a heart attack followed by stent therapy , take it as a warning to make lifestyle changes , yes you have to take some medicines for life like If BP/ Sugar is high , control with help of medicines , if you are given blood thinners like Aspirin & medicines to reduce cholestrol like statins- doctors are divided on this , My own suggestion is take nature in your stride and do not take above medicines for life due to side effects on liver/ kidney/ tendency to bleed more from any site from brain to stomach. Reduce cholesterol by eating less of diet rich in bad fats like fried items, do take good fats like a katori of nuts , all variety like few soaked and peeled almonds . cashew nuts , wallnuts , pistachios , peanuts or even just peanuts. eat more seasonal fruits & vegetables both raw and cooked with very little fat. Remember no oil is Zero cholesterol as advertised on TV, use mustered oil and thick based iron karahi with cover to cook food through steam, not through frying. Use tomato puree to thicken the gravies. Walk a lot , this is the simplest exercise , Avoid smoke and pollution as low levels of oxygen in air can trigger a heart attack. Remain stress free , get Lipid profile and Echo test done at least once in a year and If you are Symptom free , Do not Remind yourself again and again that You are a Cardiac patient .

Dear lybrateuser, - Take tablet Paracetamol , 1tablet three times a day - take 7-8 glasses of water for proper hydration - have well balanced diet, avoid spicy & junk food - do hot fomentation of the affected area twice a day.