Is my echocardiogram normal. Please.

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Asked for Male, 23 Years

I am suffering from GAD, having cardiac neurosis with somatic symptoms as diagnosed by my Cardiologist. I have pain in my chest and left arm which comes and goes. My ECHO readings are : IVSD : 1.0 cm, IVSS : 1.2 cm, LVIDD : 4.1 cm, LVIDS : 2.7 cm, LVPWD : 1.0 cm, LVPWS : 1.2 cm, EDV : 75 ml, ESV : 26 ml, EF : 65%, RWT : 0.46 cm . In these values some are above normal like IVSD, LVPWS and especially RWT which is 0.46, which makes my anxiety worst. Please help me someone regarding these values and my echocardiogram. I have also attached my Echo reports.

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Dr. Hariprasad Rao. T Interventional Cardiologist 1 yrs exp Hyderabad · Accepted Answer

Dr. Hariprasad Rao. T

Interventional Cardiologist 1 yrs exp Hyderabad

No need to worry. It's completely normal.

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