How old are you ?
If you are experiencing chest pain , which might mean angina, shouldn't you
see a cardiologist immediately , or at least a physician, rather than trying tests
out yourself blindly ?
How much, can you save, really, shopping around for these tests, if the next moment
you get a heart attack, which may be your first and last in many cases, as is typical
with men in their 40s to 50s, and even commonly 20s to 30s these days ? They were,
in several of my friends' cases.
Go and see my friend, Dr Yap Boon Hung, a physician at Tung Shin, or any doctor
you may wish.
It is not that sensitive, appearing in only about 70 per cent of heart cases, but if you are past 40
and have this ear crease, particularly on your left earlobe and it is very deep, chances are your
left anterior descending (LAD) artery, your heart's most important artery, is already clogging up.
Hopefully, the pain may be just muscular, or due to stress.
http://haydeninstitute.com/additional-reso...scular-disease/http://www.universalreflex.com/article.php/20051027133133490http://www.ireflexology.com/ear-crease-ear...a-heart-attack/" It was found that ELC was strongly correlated with CAD in both men and women
but with sudden cardiac death (SCD) only in men). The sensitivity of the ELC sign
was 75% and the positive predictive value (ppv) was 68%.
In individuals below 40 years,
the ppv was as high as 80%. Using multiple logistic regression analysis, ELC was found
to be the
strongest independent risk factor for CAD and SCD apart from age and BMI
(both genders), as well as baldness and hair in the meatus externa (in males). It is
concluded that in a patient population similar to that in the present study the ELC sign
could be especially useful in screening for premature CAD in younger individuals. "
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16738431