I Can not walk. Drs cannot understand.

[QasimRaza]

HELLOI m 44 year old. I m micro vascular angina and moderate cardio arteries disease. I cannot walk from last week. When I walk 250 meter my heart feel its cannot getting enough oxygen. Very annoying and weird feelings in heart. I feel my heart is stopping. I visit drs and emergencies. They took my ecg that is normal. Blood oxygen is 94. Drs said your heart is ok. You have anxiety. I told them many times I hv heart problem. Now my condition is I cannot walk. Please tell me what i do. Because drs are not understanding me. I changed many doctors.

[Bumpitybump]

So sorry to hear this. May I ask are you on any medication? My only similar experience of ‘hitting a wall’ of no energy was a side effect of Bisoprolol. Improved as dose reduced. It is so frustrating when you feel people do not listen . Keep telling them how you feel. Best of luck.

[QasimRaza in reply to Bumpitybump]

I m not over weight. This condition became gradually from last two month. I m telling cardiologist that when I travel on motor cycle then drop my heart feel weird. Drs take my ecg when its its normal and said u hv anxiety. What I do.

[devonian186]

First of all what mdcation are you on for either your heart or any other condition? They might be working against each other or just not be suitable.

Secondly, has your reduced state meant that you have put on weight. Being overweight or unfit would not help your walking

[QasimRaza in reply to devonian186]

I m not over weight. This condition became gradually from last two month. I m telling cardiologist that when I travel on motor cycle then drop my heart feel weird. Drs take my ecg when its its normal and said u hv anxiety. What I do.

[Happyrosie]

I’m sorry that you feel your cardiologist isn’t helping you. As I said in a previous post to you,

As a community here on this forum we must adhere to the guidelines we are given,:

This is intended to be a supportive space for individuals affected by heart disease to find information and assistance, but please remember to consult your doctor or specialist for specific health concerns. We are asked not to offer medical advice.

Most of the members of this forum are in the UK and are not familiar with the health system in your country, so we are not able to suggest where, in your country, you might seek further help.

[Jedi14]

Are you living in the UK

[QasimRaza in reply to Jedi14]

No sir

[Jedi14]

Try and see another doctor, for second opinion. Are you on any medications at the moment? Have you been given GTN spray?