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Chest pain but nothing in ecg,2decho tmt
I have chest pain for few seconds in left side and after sometime pain is travelling from one place to another to left hand joints from last 45days  . whenever I get pain is only one spot for few seconds like -3-4secs I have taken ecg, 2decho, tmt stress test but every thing is normal in tests Doctor prescribed angizem cd 90 tablet after seeing reports. Still pain is there Is it any another problem other than heart Attached ecg, 2decho tmt reports Please give me a better solution whom to contact Whether it's is cardiologist or orthopedic
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The pain described above seems to be non-cardiac in Origin. The echo and treadmill test are also normal. Does not seem to be heart related in Origin.
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