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Coronary artery anomalies
So I was running today (4 miles) and on mile 2 I started having left side chest pressure/pain. (This has never happened) Immediately after I slowed to a walk the pain went away and then returned as I started running. (It was very humid if that matters) I've been having dizzy spells after exertion(2 times) in the past month and I'm just freaking out a little because I read about Coronary artery anomalies and I'm afraid my symptoms match up. Am I just being a hypochondriac, or could this be real? (I have scheduled a doctors appointment)
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Get urself evaluated with ecg echo and tmt
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Dr. Himanshu Yadav
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15 yrs exp
Agra
Dont ignore, get a TMT test done surely
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Dr. Rajni Sharma
Cardiologist
21 yrs exp
Delhi
Does not look serious matter but still show to a physician, get ECG done
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