Myocardial ischemia, reduced bloodflow to heart - #24035

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If ecg showing changes T wave abnormalities in inf ant and septal wall , kindly take cardiologist opinion and required investigation lik 2 D echo asap

With ECG results indicating an inferior ante septoral T wave abnormality possibly due to myocardial ischemia, it's very important to prioritize safety and professional medical evaluation immediately. Myocardial ischemia is a serious condition where restricted blood flow fails to deliver enough oxygen to the heart, potentially leading to more severe issues like heart attack. Given the potential risk, please see a cardiologist promptly to undergo a thorough assessment and determine the most appropiate treatment plan, even if symptoms are occuring only occasionally. In parallel, while under the care of a medical professional, you might consider some Ayurvedic approaches to support heart health, but please treat them as complementary actions rather than replacements. First, understand your unique dosha type as it influences treatment. Vata symptoms might link to anxiety and irregular meals, while Kapha ties with inactivity or high-cholesterol diets. Maintaining the balance is crucial. Diet plays an essential role. Include heart-friendly foods like garlic, turmeric, and green leafy vegetables in your daily routine. These may help improve circulation, as they are known in Ayurveda to support cardiovascular health. Also, reducing intake of trans fats, processed foods, and red meats can help to lower cholesterol. Incorporate light exercises like yoga or brisk walking, suiting your post-partum condition. Gentle yoga postures especially stretching the chest area, and pranayama (breathing exercises) like Anulom Vilom, known for enhancing oxygen intake and calming the mind, could be helpful. These practices should be consistent but not taxing. Ensure you manage stress, as emotional strain may contribute to heart symptoms. Ayurvedic herbs such as Ashwagandha, with a calming effect, might be beneficial, but consult a practitioner for personalized advice and dosage. Reevaluate and keep track of your symptoms regularly and make adjustments to your approach under guidance of both ayurvedic physician and cardiologyst. Safety and responsiveness are key in managing any heart-related issues effectively.