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Post covid
I m having chest pain sinve 2mnths from the tenth day of covid ,till now have that chest pain n left arm pain
I m done with ecg,2d echo and Tmt
In my ecg report it was written sinus trachyrdia
And abnormal ecg
In my 2d echo everything ok
In my tmt i found my hr bpm is 115 to 185
No sugar nd bp
Lipid also normal
Having pcos
Is there any thing to worry or warning of early issues
Though dctr told normal still i m suffering with chest pain badly
Suggest me plss
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As everything evaluated for Cardiac side is normal. Nothing to worry. Take pain killers only if you are having severe pain.
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Dr. Lokanath M
Cardiologist
5 yrs exp
Kottayam
Take pain killers.. If not subsiding..
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consult..
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Dr. Ajeya N. Ukadgaonkar
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Aurangabad
If your TMT and echo is normal then nothing to worry
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