Are Multivitamins Causing Heart Pain and Nausea? Expert Insights
Vitamin This year, I purchased a well-known international brand of multivitamins from an overseas store. I have taken them about five times, but each time I experience symptoms such as chest pain, shortness of breath, and nausea. My brother also experiences nausea when he takes t...
Dr. He Dongjin Reply:
Miss Liao's multivitamins should be classified as food-grade supplements rather than medications, and they can cause symptoms such as chest pain, shortness of breath, and nausea. Her brother also experiences nausea, which raises the question of whether it is due to his body&...[Read More] Are Multivitamins Causing Heart Pain and Nausea? Expert Insights
Understanding Your ECG and Treadmill Test Results: What Do They Mean?
Is the electrocardiogram (ECG) examination normal? Hello Doctor, I previously underwent an electrocardiogram (ECG) and a treadmill stress test. The ECG results were normal, but the treadmill test report indicated "Sinus rhythm with occasional Premature Ventricular Complexes,...
Dr. He Dongjin Reply:
Dear luvbb, these are normal, so don't worry. Occasional premature ventricular complexes (PVCs) may cause occasional chest discomfort, but they are not life-threatening, so rest assured. Changhua Hospital cares about you.[Read More] Understanding Your ECG and Treadmill Test Results: What Do They Mean?
Understanding Counterclockwise Axis Deviation in ECG Results: Is It Normal?
Electrocardiogram (ECG) examination results? Recently, I had a health check-up, and the electrocardiogram (ECG) results indicated "counterclockwise axis deviation." What does this mean? Is it normal? Is there a need for treatment or correction?
Dr. Huang Guosheng Reply:
Counterclockwise cardiac axis deviation refers to a slight displacement of the heart's position, which is benign and does not require treatment or correction.[Read More] Understanding Counterclockwise Axis Deviation in ECG Results: Is It Normal?
Understanding Left Axis Deviation: Should You Seek Treatment?
Regarding left axis deviation? Hello Doctor, I would like to ask you about my recent medical examination for military service. The results indicated that I have "left axis deviation." Should I seek treatment at the hospital?
Dr. Zhong Yuxun Reply:
According to Dr. Chung Yu-Hsuan, a leftward deviation of the heart axis in young individuals is generally considered normal; if there are no other abnormalities, treatment is not necessary.[Read More] Understanding Left Axis Deviation: Should You Seek Treatment?
Is Your Heart in Trouble? Understanding Cardiac Health Concerns
Is there still hope for the heart? Dr. Zhong: I apologize for interrupting your valuable time and would like to thank you first. I recently underwent a resting electrocardiogram and echocardiogram at the hospital. To my surprise, the tests revealed several issues. 1. Resting El...
Dr. Zhong Yuxun Reply:
Dear anxious netizen: I understand from your message that you often jog and do not experience any discomfort afterward, which indicates that your heart function is quite good. The reversal of the cardiac axis and mild regurgitation of the valves can be observed in normal indivi...[Read More] Is Your Heart in Trouble? Understanding Cardiac Health Concerns
Understanding Cardiac Axis Deviation: Impacts on Health and Daily Life
Cardiac axis deviation What is cardiac axis deviation? Recently, I went to the hospital for an electrocardiogram due to palpitations, and the results showed mild cardiac axis deviation and slight arrhythmia. Will this affect my work or daily activities? Thank you.
Dr. Chen Guifeng Reply:
Cardiac axis deviation refers to the heart's position being oriented differently in individuals compared to normal anatomy. Functionally, this is considered normal and does not affect cardiac performance, so there is no need for concern.[Read More] Understanding Cardiac Axis Deviation: Impacts on Health and Daily Life
Understanding Left Axis Deviation: Causes, Risks, and Treatment Options
Left axis deviation Hello Dr. Zhong: My aunt is 53 years old. This year, she underwent a health check-up, and the hospital's report indicated an issue: "The resting electrocardiogram shows left axis deviation, suspected left anterior fascicular block." What does th...
Dr. Zhong Yuxun Reply:
Hello, Min: The electrical conduction in the heart's ventricles is divided into the right and left bundle branches, with the left bundle branch further divided into the anterior and posterior fascicles. The diagnosis of "left anterior fascicular block" (which inclu...[Read More] Understanding Left Axis Deviation: Causes, Risks, and Treatment Options
Understanding Left Axis Deviation and Left Anterior Fascicular Block in ECG
Left axis deviation and left anterior fascicular block? Dear Dr. Zhong, The electrocardiogram (ECG) report from our stationed technical personnel indicates "left axis deviation and left anterior fascicular block." Could you please explain what these findings signify in...
Dr. Zhong Yuxun Reply:
Hello, Gaoou netizen: The three findings in the electrocardiogram report you mentioned are commonly found in general health check-up reports; even normal individuals may exhibit these findings. Therefore, if the examinee has no symptoms or discomfort, these findings are likely no...[Read More] Understanding Left Axis Deviation and Left Anterior Fascicular Block in ECG
Understanding ECG Abnormalities: Implications for Health and Work
Abnormal electrocardiogram (ECG) findings? Dear Dr. Zhong, Our technical personnel stationed abroad underwent a health check at Taipei Veterans General Hospital. The physician noted the following on the electrocardiogram section of the report: 1. Incomplete Right Bundle Branch B...
Dr. Zhong Yuxun Reply:
Hello, Gao Ou netizen: The three items in the electrocardiogram report you mentioned are commonly found in general health check-up reports; even normal individuals may exhibit these findings. Therefore, if the examinee has no symptoms or discomfort, it is likely considered normal...[Read More] Understanding ECG Abnormalities: Implications for Health and Work
Understanding Incomplete Right Bundle Branch Block and Clockwise Axis Deviation in ECG
Cardiac axis deviation The results of my health check-up indicate incomplete right bundle branch block and clockwise axis deviation. What issues could this indicate? Is there any need for follow-up treatment or precautions? Thank you for your response!
Dr. Zhong Yuxun Reply:
Hello, Cat netizens: The clockwise rotation of the heart axis typically indicates the direction of each person's heart axis and usually has no pathological significance. Right bundle branch block can be observed in normal young individuals, smokers, those with chronic lung d...[Read More] Understanding Incomplete Right Bundle Branch Block and Clockwise Axis Deviation in ECG