Any reactions in delays in seeking myocardial infarction?

I would suggest asking a doctor, but it appears you've already done so. To call it safe, I'd stay off the alcohol as much as possible. You have plenty of recreation to stay healthy, but t...

Sign and symptoms vary from patients, all the above respondents are correct. It may be symptomless too at times. The common signs weather history of Diabetes and Hypertension is present or not a...

Acute Compartment syndrome is an acute medical problem following injury or surgery in which increased pressure (usually caused by inflammation) within a confined space (fascial compartment) in the ...

living at heights above sea level such as you mentioned can put an increased stress on the heart due to diminished oxygen availability check with your physician or cardiologist to ensure this is a ...

Nausea, arm pain primarily left, shoulder pain,stomache ach/upset,agitation, shortness of breath

That is currently not a modality in the United States (at least not in the emergency room). Protocols for MI across the US really varies, but I have never seen IV aspirin in use. Aspirin is giv...

Conclusions on what? Basically, delays are bad when dealing with an acute MI. As the old phrase goes "Time is muscle."

Time = muscle. The earlier someone who's experienced an MI seeks treatment, the more muscle can be saved through reperfusion.