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I had an echo in Sept 2021
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I had an echo in September 2021 it was normal(attached)
ECG done in Oct 2023- it was normal
But I have pain in my chest and a lot of anxiety due to continued pain
,and I am feeling the urge to go again for it
May I know,
How often should we repeat echo,?
If it's normal in sept 2021,is it possible that it might get changed in 2024
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Dr. Sivabal V
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There is no strict cut off for doing Echo at particular intervals. Echo has to be analysed with respect to your symptoms. The symptoms you have doesn’t seem to be heart related.
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