Angina like pain in arm n shoulder

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Asked for Male, 25 Years

I have angina like symptoms since 2 years- both on exertion n resting state. Like right now left arm paining n bit stiffness in jaw since 3 hours Symptoms worsened in october 2024- admit in er 2-3 times- ekg, trop, echo normal Sent for tmt- negative.. had high bp, obesity, stress so doct wanted ct angio in nov 2024 But symptoms persist- i read online that rare issues can cause angina not picked by ct angio what to do???? This month two ekg done already for left arm pain.. Or shall i look for other causes REPORT ATTACHED

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DR AMIT BHARADIYA Cardiologist 7 yrs exp Ahmednagar · Accepted Answer

DR AMIT BHARADIYA

Cardiologist 7 yrs exp Ahmednagar

The reports that you have attached are incomplete and are not displaying the complete report. Although I would assume that the angiogram must have been a normal study in view of the complaints described. In your case, I think there could be other causes leading to the pain, and it could be a non-cardiac pain that you are experiencing. You can consult a general physician and a orthopaedic surgeon for the same

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