Chest Pain from past 2 weeks

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I have been experiencing constant chest pain from more than 2 weeks. I feel stiffness/heaviness type in my left chest. It randomly increases or decreases irrespective of any activity I do, but pain still persists. Pain never vanishes. I used to get headache a lot a week ago which is fine now. No fever but have little neck pain. I sometimes feel dizzy and BP increases sometimes to 135/95 or 135/99. Most of the times it's normal around 120/85 or 118/77. I am working professional, have long sitting of around 8 hours. I am attaching lipid profile, thyroid testing, troponin test and serum electrolytes report. Please suggest the needful.

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