Pain in neck and chest

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Asked for Female, 25 Years

I am experiencing pain in chest, breast, part between the breast- a spiking pain. the pain goes all the way to neck sometimes jaws, and back as well. I had got my echo ecg done and doctor said everything is fine. results were normal. but with occasional such pains i am scared When i do a little bit of exercise or drink water or press the area where i feel pain, i get burps. I am fine next day My father, aged 62, recently passed away because of cardiac arrest and there is a history of heart problems in my family. Please advise whether i should be scared and conscious or be relaxed as i have got my tests done just a couple of months back only

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Dr. Rangasamy Muthusamy Cardiologist 46 yrs exp Chennai · Accepted Answer

Dr. Rangasamy Muthusamy

Cardiologist 46 yrs exp Chennai

Thanks. Your symptoms doesn’t suggestive of any heart problems. Have X-ray of neck, ECG and Exercise tests. If they are all normal, then take pain killers and physio. It doesn’t seems to be anything serious. Dr RMuthusamy Cardiology.

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