Ecg, anxiety and IRBBB

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Asked for Male, 25 Years

Had panic attack 3 weeks back and last week there was pain in left side of chest while I was suffering from cold for past 4 days, and doctor advised ecg. During ECG I was anxious about the same, there diagnosis information mentioned Sinus Tachycardia, Short PR interval, Market ST Elevation (V1), Right Atrial Enlargement, Right Axis Deviation and IRBBB. After this, I am taking a lot more stress and Pain is changing location by inches every time, and I feel pain whenever I press chess. What should I do?

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Dr. Purneshwar Kumar Pandey

Interventional Cardiologist 12 yrs exp New Delhi

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Definitely the pain appears non specific for cardiac pain but get a echo done to rule out any structural heart disease

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