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Had cheat main 2 months back, it was non cardiac had my ecg, 2d echo done came normal, cheat x ray normal, fbs,hba1c,thyroid everything normal but cholesterol was high, the pain got subsidized took, arcalion,ulgelsyrup,pantoprazole now again after 2 month had similar type of chest pain although the pain was moderate to mild last time it was severe that severe that i was not able to even lay on bed, so as usual had my ecg checked even this time it came normal . So should i get more test done or is it enough to rule out cardiac related chest pain...
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