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2022-04-10 10:44:53
Which test is better for heart? If ECG and ECho comes normal, then chances for heart issue? Tmt krna jaruri h agr aapki ecg and echo normal h? Tell me the difference between Gastric pain and heart pain? And one last question, kya heart ka pain 3 month tak ho skta h?
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Tests for heart depends on the symptoms a patient presents Gastric pain will be burning in nature with associated symptoms of acidity. Cardiac pain will be very severe Central chest pain associated with sweating and nausea. Very unlikely heart pain lasts 3 months.

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