Chest pain for 2-3 seconds like a spasm

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Asked for Female, 30 Years

Hi, I have been having chest pain in the left side of chest that happens multiple times per day since last August. It lasts only for 2-3 seconds and it feels like a spasm. I have taken multiple ecgs and the report shows all as st segment depression and t wave abnormality. I have taken echo and stress test and they are normal except for the t wave inversions. I even went through ct angiogram and the report was normal and the calcium score was 0. But the ecg is always abnormal. The chest pain goes off for few days and then happens again. Can this still be cardiac related?

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Dr. Anand Parikh Cardiologist 12 yrs exp Nashik · Accepted Answer

Dr. Anand Parikh

Cardiologist 12 yrs exp Nashik

These ecg changes cud be normal in females

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