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  5. I had an angioplasty on July 16. After about three months, I had bleeding for two days, which then stopped. Now I am experiencing pain in the left hypochondrium area. What should I do?

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I had an angioplasty on July 16. After about three months, I had bleeding for two days, which then stopped. Now I am experiencing pain in the left hypochondrium area. What should I do?

Asked by Male, 43 · 9 hours ago

Chandrakanta Jena

Chandrakanta Jena

Pharm D

9 hours ago

The pain in the left upper abdomen (hypochondrium) may be due to gastric problems, muscle pain, spleen-related issues, or sometimes side effects of blood-thinning medicines commonly prescribed after angioplasty. Please consult your doctor or cardiologist to investigate the cause of your pain and the previous bleeding episode. Do not stop any prescribed medicines on your own. If the pain becomes severe, you feel dizzy, or bleeding happens again, seek immediate medical care.
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  1. Immediate Action:

    • Seek medical attention promptly to evaluate the cause of the left hypochondrium pain, especially given your recent angioplasty and history of bleeding.

  2. Possible Causes:

    • The pain could be related to gastrointestinal issues, spleen problems, or complications from the angioplasty.

  3. Medication Review:

    • If you are taking Mahagaba M 75 Capsule, ensure it is prescribed by your doctor and report any side effects or concerns.

  4. Follow-Up:

    • Schedule a follow-up with your cardiologist or primary care physician to discuss your symptoms and any necessary tests or adjustments to your treatment plan.

Answered 9 hours ago

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