I am 39 years old, male. Recently I went for a regular check up for my health. My BP was 130/95, Dr. prescribed Telam-40 and Cyra LS for 15 days. After 15 days BP is 130/80 now. As per Dr. advice I have done ECG and blood tests. ECG report is QRS: 76 ms, QT/QTC: 330/394 ms, PR: 126 ms, P: 102ms, RR/PP: 694/695 ms, P/QRS/T: 69/21/12 Degrees, Normal Sinus rhythm, Left atrial enlargement, Borderline ECG, Rate: 81. My blood test report is glucose (F): 98, glucose (PP) 114, UREA: 19, CREATININE: 1, total cholesterol: 158 mg/dl, sr. triglycerides: 114, HDL: 37, LDL: 98, VLDL: 23, URIC ACID: 3.6. After observing all these investigation, Dr. prescribed Telma-40, Rosave D-5 and Pantocid for one month. Is there any type of risk to my heart ? Is my Dr. is in right direction? Is my medication is in right direction or need any second opinion?
Well over all your line of present is OK, my personal opinion is to discontinue Resave as your lipids are marginally high, and you may control it with diet n exercise. Mild LA enlargement is secondary to stiff left ventricle due to hypertension. So continue Selma and be under regular follow up.