Cardiac Risks

Dear Sirs my EKG says poor R wave progression borderline I was rushed to and echocardiogram which came out totally normal.  my dr says its age related  changes im 61 never had a problem what can I believe 146 rate 76 qt 372 qtch 400 qrsd 86 pqrst 56/69/58 degree  no one answers me they say don't worry I am very nervous the tech ewas doing it wrong he made her do it again he says it came out the same twice.

is it normal for pvc's to show on 2 stress test..and does everyone throw some pvc's  exercise?

hello, i am 37fem with 3 kids. lately i have been experiencing odd pains in my chest/back(occasionally and scared it's angina.

specifically, started few weeks ago, i went for my pap test and got nervous when waiting i started feeling like "water" running in my chest and i believe i had acid reflux. then on friday, i was on the bus with my kids and i started having pains like bruising up in my chest , got scared but tried to brush it off. yesterday i was washing my terrace when i had pains again in my chest, then all day my chest (esophagus) and neck area hurt but not at the same pain level. got to sleep with a terrible migraine woke up ok i decided to exercise in my treadmill, was feeling fine fine fine but after i finished and got off i had pain in my upper back no other feeling whatsoever. i did some jumping jacks etcc. and felt a bit of pain again when i sit down it went away. i know this is the description of angina but could it be my esophagitis? i neglected my meds and diet all winter and have been taking my meds again for about a month now. could it be angina with normal to low cholesterol/high hdl very low triglykerides , negative heart disease in family etc...?

i had no other symptoms except in the morning when i woke up i had a burning tongue. i am of normal weight don't smoke or drink, stay away of sugar and fatty foods and exercise as much as i can with 3 kids. no edema anywhere. as i am writing this i am very very scared !!!

i have hashimots thyroiditis, gastritis and esophagitis , mild mitral prolapse, had a heart check up last year, was given the all clear.

would be grateful for any info.

Hi. In July of '11, I had cardiac arrest and emergency quad bypass. All went well, and after discharge was NEVER set up any followup in the two years following. My primary care Dr. seems to think I'm doing well too. Now I have some teeth that need to be pulled so I can get a bottom denture, but my dentist says I have to get approval from my cardiologist first and be cleared for what they said was "pre meds"...antibiotics IN CASE I developed an infection. I've been on a few antibiotics in the last two years, one I know was while still in the hospital for the bypass, and one just a couple months ago when I was diagnosed with COPD. Could you please explain to me why the dentist says I need approval for an antibiotic because I simply don't understand at all. Your explanation will be greatly appreciated as soon as you can get it to me. Things are all in an uproar between the two Dr's and me in the middle not understanding why, and what steps I could do to speed things up. Thank you!

I have heart disease. I take statins, exercise every day, and now eat the Dean Ornish diet. My LDL has ranged from 109 to 65 in the last six months on this diet. Yet I have had no improvement in my angina. How long can it take for heart disease reversal to begin working? 

I am healthy male of 35 years, but I have a question - and I am clueless about the reason for it. 2 months back, my lipid profile was:
TC-156; HDL-29; LDL-82; VLDL-45; Triglycerides-220. 
With low HDL and high Triglycerides - I started a lifestyle changes. In diet I included: Flaxseed powder, walnut, almond, omega3 capsules. Also, extensive workouts - 1.5 hours on average per day, including running, abdominal exercises. No smoking, very less alcohol. 
This week I did lipid profile again, the results are:
TC-173; HDL-31; LDL-66; VLDL-75; Triglycerides-370
Though good signs for HDL and LDL, but I am quite clueless for Triglycerides. Can you help me why this has happened?
Thanks in advance
regards
Aritra

My son is 3 years old and has airway problems. He had a Type 3 Laryngeal cleft repair in 2012. Otherwise, he seems to be fine. A few months ago we noticed that his heart rate started dropping into the 60's and 50's during the night and staying there. EKG was done and was normal. His oxygen stays in the 96-100 range, no issue there. While in the hospital, I noticed on the heart monitor it kept saying "Sinus rhythm", "SV Rhythm", and SV Brady. His heart rate did not drop down though like it does at home & I think it's due to his albuterol and recemic epi breathing treatments there as well as steroids. He is on Amoxicillin and Prednisolone currently. The dr's do not take me serious when I ask them about this issue. Any advice?