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Can gastritis cause tingling in the limbs and an increased heart rate?

Hello, Doctor! I have symptoms of sharp pain in my left chest, occasionally experiencing a stabbing pain with a rapid heartbeat that lasts about 3-5 seconds, accompanied by tingling in both arms and legs, usually occurring in the evening.

What should patients with myocardial ischemia eat?

What should individuals with myocardial ischemia avoid consuming, and how should their diet be structured to enhance cardiovascular health? Myocardial ischemia refers to an imbalance between the supply and demand for oxygen by myocardial cells when the coronary arteries—the blood supply source to the heart—fail to provide sufficient oxygen to the myocardial cells.

Can Sinus Tachycardia Be Treated?

Sinus tachycardia is a type of arrhythmia originating from the sinoatrial node in the atria, triggered by either physiological or pathological causes. In most cases, patients do not experience significant symptoms, and their overall health remains largely unaffected. Let’s explore what sinus tachycardia is and whether it can be treated in the article below.

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Does rapid heartbeat with palpitations indicate hypertension?

I measure my blood pressure at the health clinic 170/100. When I got home, I measured again and again every 120, 122/76, 74, 77. At the examination, my heart beat fast and nervous, I wore a mask and felt suffocated. So the doctor asked me if my heart rate is fast and palpitation is high blood pressure

Is a blood pressure fluctuation from 138/85 to 160/89 considered high blood pressure?

Currently, my blood pressure is unstable, often fluctuating between 138/85 and 148/90, sometimes up to 160/89 in a single day. So, doctor, may I ask if a blood pressure fluctuation from 138/85 to 160/89 indicates high blood pressure? Should I take antihypertensive medication daily?

Understanding Right Bundle Branch Block

Right bundle branch block is a less severe type of arrhythmia compared to left bundle branch block; however, this condition can lead to shortness of breath, palpitations, or chest pain. Therefore, appropriate treatment methods and a proper rest regimen are necessary.

What should people with hypocalcemia eat?

Hypocalcemia, or low blood calcium, refers to a condition where the calcium level in the blood is lower than the normal range. If left untreated, it can lead to complications that negatively affect health. The groups that are most at risk for hypocalcemia are pregnant women and children. So, what should people with hypocalcemia eat?

What are extrasystoles? Are extrasystoles dangerous?

Extrasystoles represent one of the most frequently encountered cardiac arrhythmias in clinical practice. This arrhythmia is characterized by the occurrence of premature beats, resulting in an irregular heart rhythm. Extrasystoles can be a physiological variant and not dangerous in healthy people without underlying heart disease.

Cardiac Neurosis: What You Need to Know

Cardiac neurosis is a benign disease that does not endanger the patient's life. When suffering from cardiac neurosis, patients often have symptoms such as rapid or slow heartbeat, palpitations, dizziness, and lightheadedness.

Whether sudden high blood pressure of 220 is primary or secondary hypertension?

I am prone to sudden high blood pressure of 220. Can you tell me whether sudden high blood pressure of 220 is primary or secondary hypertension? My job is driving so should I continue this job? I have a habit of smoking and drinking alcohol but not regularly. I hope for the doctor’s advice, thank you.

Elevated triglycerides necessitate dietary restrictions. Foods to avoid with high triglycerides

Elevated triglyceride levels are a risk factor for various serious health conditions. Therefore, it is crucial to effectively manage this factor, and an appropriate diet is essential for stabilizing these levels in the blood.

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