Heaviness in chest Center on long walks

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Asked for Male, 30 Years

Hi 6 weeks back I had covid. But now I am fine. But when I walk for little long for example more than 15 minutes, I observe slight pressure like feeling in the Center of chest mostly around beginning of sternum. When I rest for 5,10 minutes it goes away. 20 days back I had ecg and echo as that time I was having slight high heartbeat. Doctor told it was due to anxiety and rest all was fine. What can be the problem then? Before COVID I even had the TMT (April 2021) and that was also fine even at 103 % of THR. Is it just due to weakness and all or something to worry for? I also have acid reflux issues but before covid I could easily walk for 40-45 minutes.

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Dr. Lokanath M Cardiologist 5 yrs exp Kottayam · Accepted Answer

Dr. Lokanath M

Cardiologist 5 yrs exp Kottayam

Don't think any heart related issues... Need to analyse your medical records during and after covid..

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