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Chest pain
2 months ago, I felt dizziness and then I experienced heart palpitations, went to doctor ecg was normal. After that it happened again with chest pain, discomfort. So I did 2d echo which was normal too. Since then I am having daily pain on left side of my chest, sometimes shortness of breath, cold sweats as well. I again went to another MD doctor. After analyzing all of this he diagnosed me with anxiety rather than real health problem. But I am still not satisfied with it and suspect like I have a heart condition. So I want reassurance for the same. Can you please help or any suggestions?
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Reports look normal.if you are still apprehensive please consult another cardiologist.
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If u face this problem recurrently better to under go extended ECG monitoring like HOLTER to role out any abnormal heart rate or rhythm issues..
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Consult cardiologist again to check need of HOLTER
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Avoid coffee, Tea (smoking if any)and have proper sleep..
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Dr. Ajeya N. Ukadgaonkar
Cardiologist
8 yrs exp
Aurangabad
Hello,
You can get a TMT done and if it is normal the heart problem is ruled out. And anxiety is a real problem which needs to be treated like any other disease
Take care
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