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Chest Tightness and Mild Pain
I am having upper back pain & chest tightness wid occasional chest pain for last 7 months. Checked wid cardio Dr in the month of March 22, he asked to do some cardio test like ecg,echo,tmt,chest x ray and lipid profile test. Except BP & borderline cholestrol everything is normal. Dr said lifestyle modification & reduction in weight is enough. Taking prolomet xl 25 ml for BP 2 times a day. Over weighted 108kg & 5.8 feet. After a month went for a 2nd opinion wid another cardio, he checked my old reports & said all are normal only. He asked to take Vit D test,which comes deficiency value of 20.01 ng/ml. Taking D Rise 60K weekly once for 8 weeks, 2 weeks completed. But til now I am facing same issues of upper back pain, chest tightness all de time, mild chest pain comes & goes. Really bcum anxious & depressed. Pls sum1 advice me wat to do further, Whether I have to do any other test or repeat the same test which I did earlier. Yesterday took ecg which was normal again.
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Your most imp issue is your weight. 108 is way more. With height of 5.8 your weight should be around 70kg. More weight means more work for your heart and overburdening your system. You first focus on your weight loss. Also get thyroid functions done. If possible get your lungs screened by chest xray or PFT. But most important you need to reduce your weight
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