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I have left side chest pain and rapid heart beat since noon. I take metoprolol in the morning for my heartbeat issue which I forgot to take in the morning I took the same in afternoon but by the time left chest dull pain and rapid heart beat got started. It got me panicked and I went to go for ECG. It says sinus tachycardia and otherwise normal ECG. The technician said sinus tachycardia is due to rapid heart beat otherwise ECG is normal. Report is attached. Please tell is it normal ECG ? My HR is now stabilised but mild dull left chest pain is still here.
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Kindly consult a physician online
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Yes. It is normal ECG but heart rate is 125 per minute.
If the heart rate persists at this level till tomorrow morning then you should consult with a General Physician for further management.
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Its normal dont panick
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