Question 1

what is bifascicular block and how is it treated?

Accepted Answer

see below: There are 3 fascicles or pathways for cardiac conduction in the heart: the right bundle branch, and the left bundle branch which is subdivided into anterior and posterior fascicles. When 2 of the 3 don't function, it is easily detected on ekg. This causes no symptoms and requires no treatment. Nonetheless it is abnormal and should prompt an evaluation of your general heart health.

Question 2

an ecginterprets right bundle branch block, left posterior fascicular block, bifascicular block. i dont' feel any dizziness. is it normal?cure for it?

Accepted Answer

Not normal: You&#x27;ll need an expert evaluation of this ASAP, in addition to further testing and re-evaluation of an ECG.  There are 3 main wiring systems that supply electricity in your heart, allowing it to beat.  The ECG reading suggests that 2 of those 3 are broken, meaning the electrical system in your heart is unreliable.  If that&#x27;s truly the case, it could be dangerous.  Call 911 if passing out/dizzy.

Question 3

hi docs. my ecg reports rbbb, left posterior fascicular block and bifascicular block. is angiography needed? is angiography can cure it? no dizziness.

Accepted Answer

No worries. : You don't have a disease that needs to be cured, your ECG is normal for you. You definitely do not need an angiography based on that ECG.

Question 4

my ecg reports right bundle branch block,left posterior fascicular block and bifascicular block. may i use oats,protein food, milk and dairy products?

Accepted Answer

Sure: Your EKG findings shouldn't affect your diet. As with anyone (regardless of what your EKG shows) it's important to eat a balanced diet with plenty of vegetables and whole grains.  A moderate amount of low fat dairy products are fine too.

Question 5

does a blocked circumflex cause angina?

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Angina: Angina is typically caused by an obstruction in any of the coronary arteries.

Question 6

can a nerve block cause permanent damage?

Accepted Answer

Rare: Though the esi injections are quite safe in the general parlance, yet there always remain some adverse reactions of epidural steroid injections. Temporary pain may be felt by a patient administered with an esi injection. There may be risks of spinal punctures, infections, bleeding inside epidural area with damage to nerves, headaches, & retention of water in the body.

Question 7

what is the likely cause for the nslbp? and considering wenden with drugs he is in 9/10 pain would nerve blocks or other procedures be helpful?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Assuming Wenden means liking for drugs, nerve block, epidural steroids, spinal cord stimulator and intra thecal fentenyl pump are options to consider

Question 8

what causes memory blocks to where a person can only remember certain things but not other things? i have this friend who i've known for about 20 years telling me things we did to gether some years ago and i don't seem to remember any of this, he even tol

Accepted Answer

Our : Our ability to remember things and events depends a lot on the state of mind we are in while we are doing things. This is called state dependent learning. If we are distracted or under the influence of drugs or medication, we may not store or be able to retrieve memories well or at all. If your friend is telling you about things you did together and you do not recall these things, they may have meant more to him. We filter out things that we don't consider important. If you are having personal problems they will affect your ability to recall less pressing ideas. I don't think there is anything seriously wrong with you.

Question 9

what causes a person's arteries to be blocked?

Accepted Answer

Atherosclerosis: In western civilization, atherosclerosis is the most common reason for a blocked artery.  No one knows the exact cause or process, but there are known risk factors: smoking, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes, and a family history of heart attacks or strokes.  Reducing or modifying risk factors has been shown to lower the risk from blocked arteries.

Question 10

what causes a blocked ear?

Accepted Answer

Eustacian Tube : You may have some form of eustacian tube dysfuction which drains the ear into the nose. Allergy, infection and other causes may result in blockage of the drainage system and fluid pressure is noted with a painful ear.

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An ecginterprets right bundle branch block, left posterior fascicular block, bifascicular block. i dont' feel any dizziness. is it normal?cure for it?

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Hi docs. my ecg reports rbbb, left posterior fascicular block and bifascicular block. is angiography needed? is angiography can cure it? no dizziness.

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My ecg reports right bundle branch block,left posterior fascicular block and bifascicular block. may i use oats,protein food, milk and dairy products?

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What causes memory blocks to where a person can only remember certain things but not other things? i have this friend who i've known for about 20 years telling me things we did to gether some years ago and i don't seem to remember any of this, he even tol

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