@@TheHeartDoctor hello Dr .yes I had one else a left heart catherezation to diagnose PAH and I do have it unfortunately but I have a good team over at National Jewish Hospital in Denver colorado
Hi Doctor I am mulugeta and I have been diagnosed for ischemic heart disease 18 months back and now non treatment for that case and the EF is 35% I have no Diabetic and hypertension so, could you please put your advice for my case.
Hello, thank for you videos. I was wondering if you have any advice to a young man who suffers from chest pain at night that makes him wake up at night. What are the possible causes and what are the tests to do in order to make the right diagnosis? Thank you in advance.
Salams I’m a recent subscriber and London resident. Thank you for your clear explanations. Which kind of ECHO (or other investigations) should a GP refer a female patient of age 51, if the Conclusion of a 24 Hour holter states: Sinus rhythm heart rate 45 - 132 bpm. Sinus bradycardia and sinus tachycardia noted. No ventricular ectopic beats. Very occasional supraventricular ectopic beats. Few SV runs and couplets. 14 patient's events without ECG changes. No significant pauses.
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Have you had an echo scan?
Tell me in the comments below what type of echo you had and your experience.
@@TheHeartDoctor hello Dr .yes I had one else a left heart catherezation to diagnose PAH and I do have it unfortunately but I have a good team over at National Jewish Hospital in Denver colorado
Thank you 🙏 Dr for the information.I’m having an echocardiogram soon do to PAH also to see how much pressure is in my heart and so on
Mashallah beautiful video 🙏🙏🙏
Hi Doctor I am mulugeta and I have been diagnosed for ischemic heart disease 18 months back and now non treatment for that case and the EF is 35% I have no Diabetic and hypertension so, could you please put your advice for my case.
Hello, thank for you videos. I was wondering if you have any advice to a young man who suffers from chest pain at night that makes him wake up at night. What are the possible causes and what are the tests to do in order to make the right diagnosis? Thank you in advance.
Salams
I’m a recent subscriber and London resident.
Thank you for your clear explanations.
Which kind of ECHO (or other investigations) should a GP refer a female patient of age 51, if the Conclusion of a 24 Hour holter states:
Sinus rhythm heart rate 45 - 132 bpm.
Sinus bradycardia and sinus tachycardia noted.
No ventricular ectopic beats.
Very occasional supraventricular ectopic beats.
Few SV runs and couplets.
14 patient's events without ECG changes.
No significant pauses.
I had one yesterday with bubble contrast. It was completely painless, and took about 35-40 minutes.
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Recently I audited your UA-cam Channel.
Your video quality is good but your videos are not getting more views because of SEO problems. If you want, I can fix your problem.