... cardiologist does not think it is heart related. I just had heart cathetherization (angiogram) done and it was normal. Does anyone have the same problem?
Heart Disease - Does left bundle branch block cause chest pain? I have it every evening, but my?
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- 9 Oct 2010 by mariaramsey
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yes, I take Ventolin, Atroven and Qvar for COPD, asthma and my blood pressure medication, ramipril which helps. The pain is generalized on the upper torso, back also. It is like a burning sensation and shaking inside. I do not know how to get rid of it. Only after 8 hours of sleep it goes away in the morning, but returns in the evening. I do not feel tightness in the chest.
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I shall check the side effects of the meds that you take, the cause could be due to one of them.
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Thank you, Rajive. I forgot to tell you that I also take risperidone and Ativan. But I have been taking them for years and never had a problem. It seems that my LBBB got worse after the angiogram, and that is when I began to have severe chest pain. However, the cardiologist refused to medicate me. He said I may also have SVT, and that if it happens again, he will send me to a specialist to have a cardiac ablation so I do not have to take medication. Hope this will help. Thank you again for your help.
Most welcome, stay well, be safe & take care, do let me know form time to time, thanks.
Thank you, I will. Yo have been very helpful, it lowered my anxiety! Thanks a lot...
Most welcome, be well & take good care of yourself!
We can help manage our chest pain and prolong our lives, by not smoking, restricting or eliminating altogether alcohol consumption, eating a diet low in salt and fat, and exercising. Doctors may prescribe medications, such as beta-blockers, ACE inhibitors and diuretics. to help improve heart function and treat resulting symptoms, such as swelling and fluid retention. Surgery, including the insertion of a pacemaker or a transplant, may also be necessary. Life expectancy with heart disease, as with other diseases and conditions, is most bleak when diagnosed as end stage.