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Had some pain near heart for 3 seconds
Hi doctor, I am male aged 23. From january I am having a little pain in right chest left chest and also below ribs. I used tablets for acidity before. Then i realised that my heart is beating 65bps when i am sitting.some times it raises to 90-100bpm when i am standing.So having some fears i went to hospital. There i got my BP checked it is 110/90 mecury level. Then after that i had ECG test.doctor said it is normal..and i asked him y i m having this pain. Then he asked me to get 2D echo test. I have attached a pic of 2D echo test. I used esomac-D 40mg and etizola beta 0.25mg for 30 days..that is till the end of february. From thwn i am not using any tablets doctor. Pains in chest got reduced a bit and heart beats are only some times racing. Today while i was resting on bed i felt some pain in the middle of two ribs..that is to the left bottom middle of ribs.it lasted for 3 seconds..when i checked my pulse it is normal. Is that heart attack doctor ??. Is there any risk or chances ??
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This echo report is fine there is slight structural abnormality in mitral valve Anterior leaflet but it does not have any clinical significance in terms of having only trace MR which could be there in 30- 40% of general normal population as well.The pain to described is not typical cardiac pain.
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can consult a cardiologist so that can be started on beta blockers
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