Chest pain and ecg

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Chest pain and ecg

Asked for Male, 41 Years

Yesterday morning i had chest pain in my left side. The pain is like pressing. It last around 30 to 40 minutes. Then after 3p.m also I had chest discomfort. I have taken ecg. It shows sinus rhythm, Flattened T wave(I,aVL), hypertrophy, s1s2s3 pattern. My doctor hasn't told anything about this findings. Please tell me is there anything to be worried? I am hypertension,diabetes militus patient.

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Dr. Saumya Sekhar Jenasamant

Cardiothoracic Surgeon 9 yrs exp Thane

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I have doubts for lead aVR. Rest of the lead’s doesn’t show significant ST-T changes according to my perception. In view of repeated compressive symptoms I think you should repeat an ECG, ECHO +/- TMT by consulting a cardiologist. ECG also suggest hypertension. As you have risk factors for. Heart disease it is prudent to get a thorough evaluation.

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