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ann95057
ann95057

I had an annual check up. I already suffering with Osteoarthritis and Sciatica lumbar pains. Now in my annual checkup the X-ray showed Borderline cardiomegaly. I don't have any idea about this. but I experience mild pain in my chest and sometimes difficult to breathe, and sometimes I feel irritated with palpitation. Os it serious? Do I need to take treatment? Friends, any suggestions will be appreciated. I am so worried.

thank you

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  • jane41470
    jane41470 ann95057

    Posted

    Shouldn't you see a cardiologist? Get a referral from your family doctor and make an appointment with a cardiologist. Feel better.

  • robert61422
    robert61422 ann95057

    Posted

    Hi Ann

    First of all, you are in the knee section of the forum.

    Second of all, of course you need treatment for an enlarged heart; just follow the treatment advice of your cardiologist and, hopefully, you can get this under control. I wish you all the best,

  • robert61422
    robert61422 ann95057

    Posted

    Hi Ann

    First of all, you are in the knee section of the forum.

    Second of all, of course you need treatment for an enlarged heart; just follow the treatment advice of your cardiologist and, hopefully, you can get this under control. I wish you all the best,

  • Volleyballmom
    Volleyballmom ann95057

    Posted

    Hi Ann,

    Cardiomegaly requires treatment.

    Google.

    Treatment varies

    The underlying condition needs treatment. This may include medications, medical procedures, or surgery in rare cases.

    Take care

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