Chest Pain ecg echo tmt normal

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Asked for Male, 23 Years

I have been having chest pain, heaviness I first encountered it 2 years ago. since then have done 10s of EcG, 4 echo and 2 TMT last time i had tmt 4 months back i had 13.2 mets. but the chest pain continued what can be the reason today i walked 2 kilometres at last i was feeling heavy breathing and chest tightness. got an ecg it was normal. the pain sometimes feels on back also. please help me figure out

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DR AMIT BHARADIYA Cardiologist 7 yrs exp Ahmednagar · Accepted Answer

DR AMIT BHARADIYA

Cardiologist 7 yrs exp Ahmednagar

Based on the history provided, I do not think your pain is because of any cardiac issue. I think this could be happening because of some stress or anxiety, which you need to introspect. Ultimately, if you strongly think and want to rule out any possibility of heart disease, you can get a CT cornary angiogram done to rule out ischaemic heart disease

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