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CHEST PAIN
I'm experiencing chest pain since last 2-3 weeks. I had covid last month and it's been exactly a month since I recovered. But ever since I recovered I'm having some sort of pain/ uneasiness in the chest. I'm unable to describe it. I'm a patient of UC and also depression and anxiety. I've been on the meds for the same. Since couple of days I've developed the same covid symptoms again. I was taken to ER for chest pain, heavy breathing. My pulse rate at rest is around 120. I'm attaching my ECG as well. Please check. I feel as if I'm carrying some weight in the form of chest. There's uneasiness, I don't feel good. Chest feels heavy. Actually I'm barely able to describe the problem properly as well.
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Consult with cardiologist for further evaluation and treatment
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Kindly do a doctor consultation for detailed history and proper treatment
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Consult a physician once for chest pain evaluation
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Dr. A Raja Prasanna Kumar
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44 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Pl consult cardiologist for further evaluation and treatment.
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