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Five months ago chest pain for one minute and no chest pain for six months and after that chest pain done hscrp, lipoprotein a and lipoprotein b, homocysteine which are normal does that pain related to heart blockage or not I am very confused don't know pain is related to heart or not
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Based on what you described — one brief chest pain 5 months ago, no pain for 6 months, and normal hs-CRP, Lp(a), ApoB, and homocysteine — this does not suggest heart blockage.
Heart-blockage-type pain usually:
lasts 5–20 minutes,
comes with exertion,
feels pressure/heaviness,
improves with rest,
often repeats.
A single 1-minute pain with months of no recurrence and normal cardiac risk tests is very unlikely to be from a blockage.
More common causes: acidity (GERD), muscle strain, anxiety, costochondritis, gas, posture.
If you currently have:
pain with walking/climbing,
breathlessness on exertion,
sweating with chest pain,
or ECG/echo abnormalities
→ then it's worth checking.
Otherwise, your past pain does not fit blockage.
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Please get an ECG done.
Get yourself examined by your local doctor.
All the best.
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I can tell you what it can be … you need to know to calm your mind…. Reach out me on video consultation to avoid few habbits to go painless.
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Must do ECG
Do not worry
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physical examination is must
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Kindly do an ECG for baseline, and more details are required to understand the cause of chest pain. A live consultation will be better.
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1. Your one-minute chest pain 5 months ago is NOT typical of heart blockage.
Heart-related (blockage) pain behaves in a very specific way:
• Happens during exertion (walking fast, climbing stairs)
• Lasts 5–20 minutes
• Feels like heaviness, pressure or squeezing
• Often radiates to arm, jaw or back
• Often repeats again and again over weeks
• Gets worse with time
You had:
• Only one episode
• Only 1 minute
• No repeat episodes for 6 months
• Normal daily activity afterward
This does not match heart blockage pain at all.
2. Your advanced tests are normal — this strongly lowers your heart blockage risk.
Normal results in:
• hs-CRP
• Lipoprotein(a)
• Lipoprotein(b)
• Homocysteine
These tests predict your risk for heart blockages.
If all are normal at age 27, your risk is extremely low.
3. If it was from heart blockage, you would have had symptoms again by now.
Blockage pain does not appear once and disappear for 6 months.
It becomes:
• More frequent
• More severe
• Triggered by exertion
Since none of this happened, the pain was not cardiac.
4. More common reasons for one-minute chest pain at your age
At 27, the most common causes are harmless:
Muscle strain
Sharp, brief, random pain.
Costochondritis
Pain with certain movements or touch.
Acidity / reflux
Burning or tightness that feels like chest pain.
Anxiety or stress
Sudden tightness lasting seconds to minutes.
These are far more likely than heart problems in young adults.
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Do you need any more tests?
Usually no, unless:
• You get chest pain again
• You get pain while exercising
• You have a strong family history of heart disease under age 50
If needed, the simplest test is:
ECG + Echocardiogram
These can fully rule out structural or functional heart issues.
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Ecg
2DEcho
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Cannot be heart. Kindly consult with me on 94 two six 86 seven eight 96 for proper guidance.
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Go for TMT
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Dont panic , sometimes indigestion and muscle pain can also be felt .
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if there any discomfort or pain is radiating to shoulder or back , breathlessness, sweating, vomiting is associated with pain please get an ECG to rule out cardiac cause
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Dr. Gaurav Jaiswal
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7 yrs exp
Jhansi
Avoid fried and spicy food
Water intake more
Do connect and consult
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Dr. Laxmi Koppishetty
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Rajahmundry
It seems u are health anxious
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kindly consult
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Dr. Simranpreet Kaur
General Physician
10 yrs exp
Ludhiana
If you get the chest pain which is radiating to left shoulder and left arm , and there is breathlessness or shortness of breath, then it can be heart related
Then you should go for ECG first, but ecg also doesn’t give an accurate interpretation, usually we are preferring for 2D Echo
But if these symptoms are not there, only chest pain, then it can a gastric pain also
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Avoid taking oily or fried foods, no carbonated drinks, take your meal atleast 2 hours before bed time
No hot tea or coffee in morning empty stomach and no hot milk during bed time
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You can take tab nexpro L one tablet in morning before breakfast atleast for week
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Dr. Akanksha
General Physician
1 yrs exp
Hamirpur
Usually, this type of pain can be associated with gastritis or indigestion issues.
But, you should atleast get an ECG done
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Dr. Chethran T S
General Physician
3 yrs exp
Puducherry
Your tests (hsCRP, Lipoprotein A/B, Homocysteine) are all normal, which is a very good sign. A single 1-minute chest pain 5 months ago, with no pain afterwards, is unlikely to be from heart blockage.
Next Steps
• Do an ECG and 2D Echo once for confirmation
• If both are normal, you don’t need to worry about heart-related pain
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Most brief chest pains at your age are due to acidity, muscle strain, or stress — not heart disease. You are safe, just get the basic tests done once.
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Dr. Chaithra H
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5 yrs exp
Bangalore
Needs to be evaluated
Do consult
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Dr. Ravi Kumar Nadella
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18 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Its muscle pain
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Dr. Digvijay Vashistha
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Faridabad
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Dr. Anuj Mothsra
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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