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Understanding Myocardial Bridge: Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment Options

Myocardial bridge symptoms Hello, Doctor. Four years ago, I often experienced chest tightness, so I went to Cathay General Hospital for an examination. The standard electrocardiogram (ECG) was normal, but the echocardiogram showed mitral valve prolapse. During the exercise ECG, t...


Dr. He Dongjin Reply:
Based on your description, it's advisable to quit smoking first. At your age, the likelihood of angina is low, unless smoking is a contributing factor. The overall symptoms sound like mitral valve prolapse, and the previous physician likely made a similar assessment, which i...

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Understanding Blood Pressure Differences Between Arms: What You Need to Know

Is there an abnormality if there is a difference in blood pressure between the two arms? 1. What is the normal range for blood pressure differences between the two arms? Is a difference of approximately 25-35 mmHg in a man's blood pressure between the left and right arms con...


Dr. Bu Shiyun Reply:
1. It is common to observe a difference in blood pressure readings between the two arms, typically around 10 to 15 mmHg. If the difference is significantly larger, it may indicate the presence of vascular stenosis in one arm. 2. After the administration of a contrast agent, it ...

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