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Imad Khaled
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Imad Khaled
- Scottsdale, Arizona
- University of Peru
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I have symptomatic PVCs. When do they become dangerous?
PVC could mean different things in different patients population. In a young otherwise healthy person , they could be very benign and should essentially not be treated if the patient READ MORE
PVC could mean different things in different patients population. In a young otherwise healthy person , they could be very benign and should essentially not be treated if the patient is truly asymptomatic with absence of any underlying structural Heart disease. An Echocardiography study with an event monitor and lab work should be done to rule out thyroid abnormalities or any electrolytes abnormalities. On the other hand , there are certain uncommon conditions that can occur in young patients especially female , where there is a very significant number of these PVC s that can be very symptomatic with an increased frequency. RVOT tachycardia is one of those conditions that can be treated by a curative Radiofrequency Ablation of these PVC that can be arising from the Right Ventricular outflow tract of the Right Ventricle.
What are the possible triggers of left side chest pain?
This should be checked with an EKG, and a stress test given your family history of premature CAD. All cardiac risk factors including LDL levels, glycemic index, blood pressure, READ MORE
This should be checked with an EKG, and a stress test given your family history of premature CAD. All cardiac risk factors including LDL levels, glycemic index, blood pressure, central obesity and BMI should be strictly modified. You could also consider obtaining a Calcium score CT to check the atherosclerosis burden in your coronary arterial tree.
