Atrial Fibrillation Questions

Mr. lybrate-user you must be under care of a cardiologist. Generally in such cases ICD is required. Listen to your cardiologist, he is the best judge.

If you do not have any disease the heart rate is not to bother you and if you have any doubts you may go for a cardiologist check.

The met XL will keep your blood pressure and heart rate under control nad you have to continue the tablet is for lifetime in most cases and reduce any sisky habits that increase BP. If you are otherwise normal the rate need nto bother you and the pressure medication Met Xl may be reduced to 2 5 Mg if advised by a cardiologist. Moreover, in your young age yu need a detailed check up to see the cause of BP increase.

Perse it should not affect your cholesterol or uricacid levels unless until proven otherwise

You can opt ayurveda medicines for fast and safe management. Take online consult appoinment. Avoid deep fried foods, excesss exposure to sun, cold and use hot water boiled in coriander daily and sip this daily.

Hello, HOCM is a condition when your heart muscles get thickened abnormally and creates issues. Dilzem is not the proper medicine for that, Better to take some other more effective medicines. Need to see your reports to give you exact guidence. Don't worry at all, you will be fine. Feel free to take my consultation on Lybrate.

If you are an athlete it is very natural for you to have slow heart rate. You must undergo exercise stress test /treadmill test for diagnosis of your chest pain.

Paroxysmal Supraventricular Tachycardia (PSVT) ... With the exception of some patients with the Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome, PSVT generally is not a dangerous arrhythmia. However, it can result in debilitating symptoms.

You must be hypertensive as this is one of the most common cause of LVH. If the thickness is not very high and you don't have a high diastolic dysfunction you don't have to worry.
In case if you are hypertensive then ace inhibitors or arb are the best suited medicine for you (if KFT and electrolytes are normal).

If you have hypertension, or take treatment for hypertension, meet a physician and keep BP under control. If mild hypertrophy is without hypertension, meet a mild cardiologist. Avoid meeting a severe cardiologist for mild hypertrophy.