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Interrupted Aortic Arch Questions

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MD - General Medicine, MBBS, MRCP (UK)

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It takes a long time to cure. Mainstay of treatment in this type of situation is do physio as advised by an experienced physiotherapist and using some medications to improve your nerves and control your symptoms.
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MBBS, Basic Life Support (B.L.S), Advanc...read more

General Physician•Delhi
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Having a heart attack can be frightening and traumatic, and it's common to have feelings of anxiety afterwards. It's important to seek advice as serious types of depression often don't get better without treatment.
Mitral valve prolapse (mvp) occurs when the valve between your heart's left upper chamber (left atrium) and the left lower chamber (left ventricle) doesn't close properly. Mitral (my-trul) valve prolapse sometimes leads to blood leaking backward into the left atrium, a condition c...more
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Dietitian/Nutritionist•Bhopal
hello,
eat plenty of fruits and vegetables.
eat food with omega -3 fatty acid like fish like salmon,tuna,and sardines and some plant source like flexseed.
you can consult me privately online on laybrate for dietary guidelines.
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B.P.T., M.P.T.

Physiotherapist•Greater Noida
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Hello lybrate user, maintain good posture , start physiotherapy. it can worse mostly when no precautions used. So take precautions and improve lifestyle,routine activity.. good luck.
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M.D. HERBAL

Alternative Medicine Specialist•Dehradun
Take sky fruit, cow urine caps, org wheat grass powder, nigella cap, tulsi-basil droop, elaichi amrit droops, kasakeshri syrup, may contact for any assistance.
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Internal Medicine Specialist•Jaipur
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Your future management depends upon your symptoms and 2decho findings.
If both are normal, then just yearly ct for aortic measurements.
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General Physician•Fatehabad
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Hi, thank you for the question. There are some simple things that you can do to try and help. First of all, try to avoid sitting on hard surfaces for long periods of time - some women will even try sitting on an inflatable ring to avoid any direct pressure on the end of the tail bone. A heating pad or a warm soak in the tub can provide some relief. Recommended amounts of pain relievers can give short periods of relief. A healthy exercise routine or gentle stretching can help sore pelvic muscl...more
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MBBS, MD - Internal Medicine

Internal Medicine Specialist•Bangalore
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Aortic bicuspid is fairly common in normal people. You may need regular followup, but usually its asymptomatic. Why were you prescribed adderall? Did your doctor know about your conditions? If your doctor knew, its fairly safe.
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