Hello.
Thank you for posting your query at DoctorSpring.com
I understand your concern.
It is a good thing that all your tests are normal. So something serious can be straight away ruled out.
Now i need some more information from you before i can arrive at a conclusion :
- Is the pain present through out the day?
- Does the pain radiate anywhere
- On a scale of 1-10 how will you rate the pain?
- What about your appetite?
- What is your height and weight?
- What is your current occupation? How long do you work per day? Is there any reason for stress?
- How is your sleep?
It seems to be more fatigue related, however with answer to these questions, i will be able to guide you better.
Awaiting your reply,
Regards.

Hello.
Thank you for the follow up.
In absence of any positive finding in th series of tests that you took, which ruled out all serious possibilities, there are couple of issues that could be causing your symptoms.
1) Chronic Fatigue Syndrome : This is an aytypical syndrome, where a person gets tired very easily, and no matter what the workload, is extremely fatigued through out the day. There will be a dull and vague through out the body which will be unrelated to any particular symptomatic disease.
2) GERD : The second possibility is gastro-esophageal reflux disease which can be asymptomatic barring slight chest pain, upper back pain, and at times breathing discomfort. Such persistent pain ultimately leads to the spread of pain in other areas.
In the view of above possibilities, i will advise you the following medicines. Please continue them for 2 weeks and let me know if you're getting better.
1) Cap Omeprazole 20 mg, once in the morning 30 minutes before breakfast for 2 weeks.
2) Syp. Gelusil MPS 2 teaspoons, three times daily after each meal for 2 weeks.
3) Tab. Ibuprofen 400 mg twice daily, 1-0-1 after food for 7 days.
All these are over the counter drugs. Please continue them and let me know if your symptoms are getting better.
Have you received any similar treatment before? If yes, please reply as a follow up.
Regards.

Hello.
Thank you for additional information.
Please continue with what i told you.
Why were you given Dicorate? Because you have not given any other history. Did the doctor menion why he wanted you to take that medicine?
Regards.

Hello.
Since this is your last follow up, i will put everything here whatever advise i wanted to give you.
I just wanted to ask you about your lipid profile and thankfully you yourself put it up.
Your TGL are very high and it is possible that you can go in for early atherosclerosis, which is a predisposing factor for MI/Stroke. Please discuss with your doctor and if medicine for high cholesterol is required, you can start it. Even your LDL/HDL ratio is impaired and the good cholesterol HDL is very low, which actually offers protection to your heart. If possible start brisk walking, around 3-4 kms per day within an hour. Try to exercise 4-5 times a week.
Regarding your headache, i will advise even if you have recovered please follow it up with your neurosurgeon after 1 month's time.
Follow the guidelines i gave you. Lose weight and try to get your cholesterol levels down to normal. Your LDL is not high and that is a good sign, but the other parameters have to be taken care off.
Also repeat an ECG after a month, and i will also advise a follow up with the cardiologist if your pain does not subside. Just as a precautionary measure. Even he can guide you, about the statins ( medication for cholesterol ).
Take care,
Wish you a speedy recovery,
Regards.