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Asking For Self, Male 68, Islamabad

Please advise all possible lab and imaging test to diagnose the above mentioned diseases. My symptoms are cold hands/feets, frequent urination, confusion/difficulty concentrating, shortness of breath (not much) excessive flatulence, belching, burping, high BP 145/80 to 160/90. rare symptoms are: back neck pain(rare), joint pain (rare).

General Physician in Karachi - Dr. Nimra Raza

go for base line investigations

cbc crp esr
uce
lfts
thyroid profile
lipid profile
udr
after these if needed we ll go for x-ray spine n x-ray chest
detailed hx n examination is advised


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General Physician in Karachi - Dr. Nimra Raza
Dr. Nimra Raza - General Physician

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also hbA1c

2 years ago

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thanks for your reply. what about d dimer, ferritin, venous ultrasound, MRA?

2 years ago

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already done CBC: platelets 139,000 RBC also low. ESR 20. lipid profile is ok. ECG, Echo is ok.

2 years ago

General Physician in Karachi - Dr. Nimra Raza
Dr. Nimra Raza - General Physician

MBBS | Karachi | Book Appointment

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no need of these tests right now just go for base lines

2 years ago

General Practitioner in Rawalpindi - Dr. Rehmat Asif

Dr. Rehmat Asif - General Practitioner

MBBS, RMP | Rawalpindi

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Ideally you should have an ultrasound abdomen esp to rule out gall stones(if not done must do on empty stomach) also liver kidney status..bkz such nonspecific symptoms usually end up with cases of gallstones (Cholelithiasis) . For your own satisfaction you can additionally do An ECG.. If lipid profile is OK, CBC also normal and ECG comes normal, no obesity then you are on safe side from arteriosclerosis,, regarding cardiovascular additionally you can have a medical specialist appointment or cardiologist, examine you, auscultate for heart sounds, do an Echo if all normal then no worries..


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