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I was having chest pain from 4 6 days
I check my ecg 2 times i check my 2d echo also all is normal then also i feel scare bore i dont have any problem but some gets heart attack directly thats why im scare feel like sleepe i check my bp 4 times 138 sometimes 132 all is normal but im scare what should i do plzz help me its really big tension
HELLO, OMG U R 16, FOR CHEST PAIN 2TIMES ECG N2ECHOS .OH. NO.
AVOID SPICY FRIED JUNK GRESY FOOD OR FOOD FROM OUTSIDE TILL SYMPTOMS DISAPPEAR.
TAB NEXPRO RD BEFORE BREAKFAST N DINNER FOR SEVEN TO TEN DAYS THAN REDUCED TO ONE BEFORE BREAKFAST FOR FIVE TO SEVEN DAYS.
TAB ZERODOL P EIGHT HOURLY AFTER FOOD FOR THREE TO FIVE DAYS.
PLENTY OF LIQUIDS LIKE MOSAMBI JUICE WATERMELON JUICE BUTTER MILK FRESH CURD ARE VERY BENIFICIAL. LIGHT DIET SEMILIQUID PORRIDGE KHICHARY FRESH MADE TILL SYMPTOMS DISAPPEAR.
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Don't worry
It seems to be musculoskeletal pain
Don't worry
Wake up early go for morning walk in greenery daily
Do yogasanas and pranayam daily
Do chest exercises daily
Do ballooning exercise daily
Take
Tab prothiaden
1 at nt for few weeks
Tab hifenac TH
1 sos for pain when needed
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hi guest ,
relax. take time for recreation, avoid strenuous work or stress for sometime. get stress echo done
Next Steps
get online consultation appointment
Health Tips
avoid taking heavy foods and non veg for some days. are you into any gym workouts etc
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