Chest pain

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Chest pain

Asked for Male, 32 Years

Chest pain occurs while climbing up stairs and subsides in sometime. I take metropolol and Telisartan to control my BP. I am overweight with BMI of 31-32. I had exercise stress echocardiogram which was completely normal and 15 days back I went for CTCA. Report is attached. What can be the problem. Still angina ?

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Dr. Ajeya N. Ukadgaonkar

Cardiologist 8 yrs exp Aurangabad

Your stress echo and CTCA are normal. So this pain can not be heart related. It is not angina. Consult a physician for this pain

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Dr. Sivabal V Cardiologist 11 yrs exp Thiruvananthapuram · Accepted Answer

Dr. Sivabal V

Cardiologist 11 yrs exp Thiruvananthapuram

Unlikely the chest pain is heart related.