Understanding Dizziness and Low Blood Pressure During Physical Activity
Dizziness, low blood pressure? While hiking (approximately at the level of a small hill like Bagua Mountain), I suddenly experienced tinnitus, dizziness, nausea, blurred vision, and chills (the symptoms appeared in the order mentioned). I felt better when I sat or lay down. Since...
Dr. He Dongjin Reply:
Hello, young women often experience low blood pressure. It is advisable to eat more and include some cooling supplements to restore your energy. It would be best to monitor your condition. Changhua Hospital cares about you.[Read More] Understanding Dizziness and Low Blood Pressure During Physical Activity
Managing Heart Medication: Dosage Questions for Catapres in Arrhythmia
What is the recommended dosage for the heart medication Kadycyn? Hello, doctor. I am currently 51 years old, 174 cm tall, and weigh 89 kg. I experienced paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia at the age of 29 and underwent successful catheter ablation at 33, but later discovered...
Dr. Chen Jili Reply:
Recommendation: Please discuss the above situation further with your attending physician. Thank you. Wishing you good health![Read More] Managing Heart Medication: Dosage Questions for Catapres in Arrhythmia
Understanding Chest Pain: Insights from a Normal Echocardiogram
Chest tightness or pain? Normal echocardiogram findings: 1) Situs solitus, levocardia 2) No chamber enlargement 3) Good left ventricular systolic function (LVEF: 75.5%) 4) No intracardiac structural anomalies 5) Mild tricuspid regurgitation, pressure gradient: 14 mmHg ...
Dr. Wu Xueming Reply:
The echocardiogram report indicates that, aside from mild tricuspid regurgitation, both the cardiac structure and function are normal.[Read More] Understanding Chest Pain: Insights from a Normal Echocardiogram
Understanding Mild Tricuspid Regurgitation: When to See a Doctor?
Echocardiogram Mild tricuspid regurgitation, what does it mean? Do I need to see a doctor? Also, could occasional low blood pressure, shortness of breath, and pain be related to this?
Dr. Wu Xueming Reply:
It's okay.[Read More] Understanding Mild Tricuspid Regurgitation: When to See a Doctor?
Understanding PVCs, Low Blood Pressure, and Heart Health Concerns
Arrhythmia and Blood Pressure Issues Hello, doctor. I would like to ask the following questions: 1. I have suddenly experienced premature ventricular contractions (PVCs) over the past six months, and I feel a noticeable skipped beat every day. However, I found a report from a yea...
Dr. He Dongjin Reply:
Hello, 1. What factors lead to sudden sensations? It's important to note that everyone experiences sensations differently, and it can vary from person to person. Premature ventricular contractions (PVCs) may not always be felt. 2. It should not be related to premature ve...[Read More] Understanding PVCs, Low Blood Pressure, and Heart Health Concerns
Managing Muscle Pain and Low Blood Pressure on Medications
Muscle pain relief? I have been taking Anxin for 805 months, and now my blood pressure is consistently 100/60 every day, and my muscles are sore. I'm not sure what to do.
Dr. Cai Guiqin Reply:
Recommendation: Please discuss the above situation further with your attending physician. Thank you. Wishing you good health![Read More] Managing Muscle Pain and Low Blood Pressure on Medications
Do You Need Ablation for WPW Syndrome? Can You Fly Safely?
Does Wolff-Parkinson-White (WPW) syndrome require catheter ablation (can one fly)? Hello, Director He. I would like to consult you regarding issues related to WPW syndrome. First, please review my examination results below: 1. I have undergone two 24-hour Holter ECGs (the first ...
Dr. He Dongjin Reply:
Hello, the echocardiogram and exercise electrocardiogram both appear normal. An inconclusive result means there is nothing wrong. It is normal for blood pressure to increase during exercise. In the case of Wolff-Parkinson-White (WPW) syndrome, ablation is recommended unless you n...[Read More] Do You Need Ablation for WPW Syndrome? Can You Fly Safely?
Understanding Low Blood Pressure and Heart Rate Changes After Medication
Blood pressure issues? Hello, Doctor. I apologize for asking another question regarding a recent issue. My usual blood pressure is around 120/75. Recently, I've been taking a heart rhythm medication in the morning, around 11 AM, for about three weeks. However, for the past t...
Dr. He Dongjin Reply:
Hello, basically we are human, and fluctuations in blood pressure and heart rate are normal. Occasional headaches and dizziness are also inevitable; this does not necessarily indicate any danger. People are not that fragile. Just relax and go on with life. Changhua Hospital cares...[Read More] Understanding Low Blood Pressure and Heart Rate Changes After Medication
Understanding Your 24-Hour ECG Report: Key Insights for Heart Health
24-Hour Holter Monitor Report In May, pneumonia developed due to a cold, and since then, there have been episodes of chest pain after walking quickly or running across the street, attributed to bradycardia and low blood pressure. The patient takes pressor medications three times ...
Dr. Wu Xueming Reply:
The 24-hour electrocardiogram report shows only a few atrial premature contractions, with no other arrhythmias present.[Read More] Understanding Your 24-Hour ECG Report: Key Insights for Heart Health
Understanding Arrhythmia: Key Insights for Active Individuals
Arrhythmia There is a tendency to experience anemia, and when squatting or sitting on a low chair, standing up often leads to dizziness, with low blood pressure (100/50) and a pulse around 50. I usually jog 15 kilometers in the morning and occasionally hike or ride a bicycle, and...
Dr. He Dongjin Reply:
Hello, it is recommended to undergo an exercise electrocardiogram to further understand your exercise condition. Please pay attention to your body during daily activities and exercise; do not push yourself too hard. If you feel uncomfortable, take a break. Changhua Hospital cares...[Read More] Understanding Arrhythmia: Key Insights for Active Individuals
Managing Fluctuating Blood Pressure: A Guide for Seniors
Blood pressure fluctuations? Hello Doctor: My mother is 66 years old and has slightly elevated cholesterol, which she is managing with medication. Recent blood tests have been normal. Besides taking serotonin, she does not have any other diseases. However, she experiences low blo...
Dr. Wu Xueming Reply:
Based on your mother's condition, it is recommended to visit the outpatient clinic for the physician to adjust her current medication.[Read More] Managing Fluctuating Blood Pressure: A Guide for Seniors
Should You Worry About Numbness and Low Blood Pressure? A Heart Health Guide
Numbness in the hands, blood pressure, electrocardiogram? Hello, doctor. I would like to ask if my girlfriend needs to go to the hospital for a heart examination given the following situation. Recently, her fingers have been feeling swollen and numb, affecting all four fingers on...
Dr. He Dongjin Reply:
Hello, the electrocardiogram (ECG) is normal with T waves and R waves at the same height. The ECG measured by the Apple Watch cannot assess this; it can only be used as a reference and primarily checks for arrhythmias. If your fingers feel swollen or numb, and you're still c...[Read More] Should You Worry About Numbness and Low Blood Pressure? A Heart Health Guide
Managing Blood Pressure and Heart Rate in Autonomic Nervous System Disorders
Follow-up question #196144 regarding medication inquiry? Dear Dr. Wu, Thank you very much for your response and suggestions regarding the medication inquiry #196144. My mother also expresses her gratitude to you. I apologize for not explaining some aspects clearly in my previous...
Dr. Wu Xueming Reply:
1. If blood pressure is well controlled, it is certainly possible. 2. It can be taken long-term.[Read More] Managing Blood Pressure and Heart Rate in Autonomic Nervous System Disorders
Understanding Blood Pressure Changes: Is Your Medication Affecting It?
Blood pressure issues? Hello, doctor. I used to take one tablet of Quetiapine a day, and my blood pressure was approximately 95-110 systolic and 65-70 diastolic. Recently, I've been experiencing palpitations, so I took half a 1.25 mg dose of Clonidine today, and my blood pre...
Dr. Wu Xueming Reply:
Due to low blood pressure, it is recommended that you reduce the dosage by half.[Read More] Understanding Blood Pressure Changes: Is Your Medication Affecting It?
Consultation on Medication Concerns for Hypertension Management
Medication Inquiry Consultation Dear Dr. He, Hello. I am inquiring on behalf of my mother, who is 68 years old and does not use the internet. Recently, she has been experiencing high blood pressure (systolic pressure exceeding 200 mmHg). After visiting a cardiologist, she was pr...
Dr. He Dongjin Reply:
Hello, my opinion is that if the systolic blood pressure exceeds 200, the focus should not be solely on treatment. It is important to first understand what the average blood pressure is. Diovan 160mg is not that strong and is unlikely to reduce blood pressure from 200 to 90. I wo...[Read More] Consultation on Medication Concerns for Hypertension Management
Managing Heart Conditions: Concerns About Herbesser, Concoe, and Inderal
Herbesser, Concoe, and INDERAL issues? Thank you, Director He, for your response amidst your busy schedule. I often see your enthusiastic answers on this platform. Thank you. I have a heart condition and have been taking Inderal (propranolol) for nearly five months, one tablet in...
Dr. He Dongjin Reply:
Hello, that's correct. Kangxin and Entel are similar in their pharmacological mechanisms; the only difference is between long-acting and short-acting formulations. Indeed, Kangxin and Entel should not be taken together. Entel should be discontinued before taking the other me...[Read More] Managing Heart Conditions: Concerns About Herbesser, Concoe, and Inderal
Understanding Low Blood Pressure: Causes and Heart Health Tips
Hypotension issues I have seen a cardiologist and do not have a history of hypertension or diabetes. I am not overweight, and my blood pressure usually does not exceed 110, mostly staying below 100! I have multiple valve regurgitations and have taken a calcium channel blocker (ha...
Dr. Chen Jili Reply:
It is advisable for you to consult with your attending physician regarding the aforementioned issues. Thank you, and wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Low Blood Pressure: Causes and Heart Health Tips
Managing Ischemic Pain After Dialysis Access Surgery: A Patient's Journey
After undergoing dialysis catheter placement, ischemic pain suddenly began during the recovery period? My father had an emergency myocardial infarction at the end of January and was urgently started on dialysis. Due to the emergency situation, he has been using a neck catheter fo...
Dr. Wu Xueming Reply:
It is recommended that you consult a cardiac surgeon regarding your questions about surgery.[Read More] Managing Ischemic Pain After Dialysis Access Surgery: A Patient's Journey
Understanding Low Blood Pressure: Causes and Symptoms Explained
High blood pressure, low blood pressure? Dear Doctor: (Female, 42 years old, 164 cm, 60 kg) When measuring my blood pressure in a resting state, my systolic pressure is usually in the 90s, and diastolic pressure is around 60, with a heart rate of 70 to over 90. In recent months, ...
Dr. He Dongjin Reply:
Hello, if your blood pressure has consistently been around 90 systolic and 60 diastolic, then these symptoms are likely not related to your blood pressure. They may be associated with your anxiety, hypothyroidism, and the fact that you are losing weight without eating properly, w...[Read More] Understanding Low Blood Pressure: Causes and Symptoms Explained
Understanding Low Blood Pressure and Rapid Heartbeat: Symptoms and Concerns
Hypotension with tachycardia? Hello Doctor, I was diagnosed on January 30th, and after a week, my rapid test came back negative, so I feel like I have recovered and don't have any significant sequelae. However, in the past few days, I've been experiencing mild headaches...
Dr. He Dongjin Reply:
Hello, it is not uncommon for young women to have a blood pressure of 85/55. Your symptoms are indicative of autonomic nervous system dysfunction. You will not experience sudden cardiac death. You can take heart rhythm medication every night before bed. Don't worry, Changhua...[Read More] Understanding Low Blood Pressure and Rapid Heartbeat: Symptoms and Concerns