Journal de science et médecine dentaires

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Unstable Angina Pectoris: A Case Report

Anmol R Patel

Introduction: Angina pectoris that has one or more of the following characteristics is known as angina pectoris unstable. It lasts a long time 10 days and can happen at rest or with the least amount of effort. The nature of it is severe and intense.

Patient Information: A 52-year-old male was admitted to AVBRH on dated 13/5/2021 with a chief complaint of chest pain, shortness of breathing swatting, chest discomfort, arm pain, neck pain, jaw pain dizziness unexplained fatigue, anxiety.

Investigation: Routine blood examination hemoglobin is decreased 8.5 gm /dl, RBC count is decreased 3.92 million /cell. WBC count is decreased Electrocardiogram, cardiac marker, angiography, echocardiogram, stress testing. The doctor diagnosed unstable angina pectoris. 15 days ago, patients were admitted to Panjabrao hospital in Amravati chief complaint of chest pain, shortness of breathing, sweating, chest discomfort, arm pain, neck pain, and jaw pain. He was diagnosed with unstable angina pectoris he took the treatment for that.

The main diagnostic therapeutic intervention and outcome: after a physical examination and investigation doctor diagnosed a case of unstable angina pectoris Ecosprin 75 mg. Tablet ranolazine 500 mg twice a day, betablockers 5 to 10 gm ones a day, calcium channel blocker 10 mg tablet, protein powder was given 5 days to healthy immune system fight disease conditions.

Conclusion: He was a response to all medication as well as doctor treatment and his recovery was good.