Chest Pain

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Chest Pain

Asked for Male, 31 Years

I have been having chest pain. Sometimes it is tender to touch. I have undergone various cardiac related tests like EGC, ECHO, TMT and CT Angio in last couple of years. All tests have come normal. Yesterday took one more ECG. I would like to know what could be the issue for Chest Pain. It is effecting my daily life. In all the EGC it says Sinus Techardia. Should I take treatment for Sinus Techardia..? Please guide.

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Dr. Pavankumar Rasalkar Cardiologist 13 yrs exp Bangalore Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Pavankumar Rasalkar

Cardiologist 13 yrs exp Bangalore

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It's non cardiac chest pain. Can be due to costochondritis. Visit an orthopedician or pain management specialist