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Chest pain
My Ecg is normal sinus rhythm,echo was normal done 3 months ago(ef=65%), .but tmt was positve  but my invasive coronary angiogram report is  normal arteries with slow dye clearance, microvascular angina just one year ago(2024 december,dated 21/12/24).calcium score was 0 in 2023 ct cag test report ( november, 2023)too, hs crp value is 0.48,, HDL 64, ldl 54, tg 42, cpk mb 19( ref was <25), creatinine 0.72, hb1c 5.2. bp remains low most of the time between 100-115/65-75, pulse rate normally 54- 70 bpm. I feel discomfort and tightness & heaviness like feeling & pain on the left chest & upper chest while walking  moreover feel palpitation type of sensations when i wake up in the morning  and some other time also.high bass sound makes me feel very uncomfortable feeling in  the upper left side of the chest. Taking clopidogrel 75 od & rosuvastatin 10 od. Non smoker, non alcoholic, non diabetic.walk everyday. Is it a heart related problem? Do i need to go for another angiogram?
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You have been evaluated in all possible ways and the major heart problem has been ruled out. Microvascular angina will not cause pain in chest in response to your surroundings such as mornings and high bass sounds. So, whatever you are experiencing is not related to your heart. It could be heart health related anxiety.
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