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Feeling tired, short of breath
Hi sir / Madam, since 2 to 3 months I am having below problems
Shortness of breath, upper left chest pain for little physical work like 1 floor steps climbing
Walking 1 to 2 kms with normal speed
Lifting water can.
I did 2d echo test, ecg in care hospital 2 times. But reports are normal.
Along With these one more health problem started since a month. Spinning head, vision impact when I do any physical activity. I have taken mri scan, but reports are normal.
Taken blood tests, all are normal.
Please suggest to whom I need to contact.
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Your symptoms are suggestive Cardiac Angina !
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Pl see a near by Cardiologist at earliest who may advice you further more cardiac test and treatment !
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ECG and 2-D echo cardiography suggests resting cardiac status, for evaluation of exertion related symptoms you will need a TMT for further testing. Since the symptoms are only exertional TMT should be adequate and assessment of angina will be done. If you have risk factors like diabetes BP cholesterol or family history of cardiac disease or addiction, if TMT shows any positivity you might be subjected to a further invasive cardiac evaluation.
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