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Chest pain
Hello. I am 25 yr old. I am having a chest pain irregularly. I am having CONGENITAL DISEASE, a small VSD. Recently i had dengue . I m recovering now. But after the dengue the chest pain is increasing while i am at rest. When motion no problem. But when at rest I am having the chest pain.
Please help me and give me Suggestions.
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The character of pain you describe doesn't look like a cardiac pain
But still get an Ecg and echo done
Dr Ashish Srivastava
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The best advice can only be given if a cardiologist examines you personally and goes through all your reports. But, In general, an uncomplicated vsd at your age should be closed as a persistent vsd is associated with complications in the long term. You will need some tests. So please meet a qualified cardiologist as early as possible and get yourself personally examined.
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Dr Chandrashekhar Munjewar
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Dr. Alok Kumar
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Need not to worry may be simple pain get a ECG and echo done
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