Chest pain lasts for 8 months

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Hello I have had mild chest pain for the last 8 months Done ECG and 2dEcho in the month of April and reports are normal I did a TMT test last month and reports were negative Lipid profile, vitamin D, thyroid test done in the month of July and reports are normal... No bad habits like smoking and drinking alcohol Regular brick walk for 50 min and follow a healthy diet for the last 8 months... Pain stopped after TMT test for 20-25 days... But today while I was walking mild pain happened and pain gone while I continued to walk... If TMt was negative then this pain is heart pain or not? What should I do? I'm worried sir ..

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Dr. Sivaji Patibandla Cardiologist 10 yrs exp Guntur Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Sivaji Patibandla

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Doesn't look like a cardiac problem Still get an ECG done and compare with previous ECG.( Show it to a nearby doctor)

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