Chest pain sometimes when stairs

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Asked for Male, 31 Years

Hello sir... I have been suffering from chest pain for the last 9 months , doing all the test ecg echo and TMT, all reports are normal Regular habbit for bricks walk for 30 mins and running for 15 min... No chest pain happens during walking and running. Early in the morning I climbed up from the ground floor to the 10th floor daily and no pain happens during climbing But today when I climb up from the ground floor to the 10th floor, I feel the pain chest side chest corner after the 4th floor ... Is it cardiac pain or not? The whole night I felt the pain at the bottom of the chest at one finger point... Should I be worried? Tmt done on 4 th august 2022

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Dr. Ganesh. T Interventional Cardiologist 18 yrs exp Chennai Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Ganesh. T

Interventional Cardiologist 18 yrs exp Chennai

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Localised pain is usually non cardiac. And a normal echo and negative TMT is a valid proof for that. Pain is musculoskeletal in origin. There is nothing to worry.

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