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Left chest pain after covid

2022-03-06 16:32:43
My husband recovered from 2nd time covid one month ago... He had a little left chest pain earlier while he had addiction on smoking. He left smoking last August 21,during his 1st covid.. But from last month after his recovering from 2nd covid he felt  little bit pain in his left side of chest everyday after breakfast. Though he had gone through ECG and Echo earlier for chest pain, nothing found, doctors suggest him to left smoking. after leaving smoking why do he feel chest pain everyday? what should I do?
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Post Covid and Risk factors like smoking he needs to undergo evaluation with TMT. Chest pain can be no cardiac and if these reports are normal you can treat with local analgesics like diclofenac gel, hot water fomemtation, breathing exercises.

Answered2022-03-07 04:43:51

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It can be a musculoskeletal pain - Start muscular relaxant

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