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Anxiety, Chest pain and heavy, ECG IRBBB
Had panic attack 3 weeks back and last week there was pain in left side of chest while I was suffering from cold for past 4 days, and doctor advised ecg.
During ECG I was anxious about the same, there diagnosis information mentioned Sinus Tachycardia, Short PR interval, Market ST Elevation (V1), Right Atrial Enlargement, Right Axis Deviation and IRBBB.
After this, I am taking a lot more stress and Pain is changing location by inches every time, and I feel pain whenever I press chess. What should I do?
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You need to relax and analyse the cause for your anxiety. Once you find out the cause, you should see treatment for your anxiety. On treatment of your anxiety, The increased heart rate in your ECG will automatically normalise. The pain that you are experiencing could be muscular or from hyper acidity. If you would like to evaluate the pain, then please get an echo and a treadmill test done.
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Yes, ECG has RBBB with right axis deviation
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