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Chest pain post covid recovery
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I got infected with covid disease and got hospitalized for 10 days. Have given steroids and remediviser for treatment in hospital.
Now i am discharge 8 days before. Although at time of discharge my HRCT score is 6.Now from last 12days i am constantly having chest pain on left side. In hospital also i have complained about it so they have done ECG( 12 Days before) which was normal. Pls suggest as my D Dimer score is normal in yesterday report also.
Oxygen level is also 97 BPM is around 100.
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Dr. Manpreet Singh Salooja
Cardiologist
22 yrs exp
Ludhiana
ECG , ECHO
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Most likely it is atypical chest pain post Covid .
Still it’s better to get done ECG .
As it is dynamic investigation it keeps on changing so its better to do it again .
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If the pain increases on activities it’s likely to be of cardiac origin
If pain is even at rest it’s usually not cardiac pain .
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