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Left Chest Pain - Heart Reports Normal
I was rushed to an emergency since I was experiencing chest pain on left side. ECG was normal, so was referred to general physician who gave me some antiacid and anti gas medicines for 3 days. The pain got better in 2days time.
I consulted a cardiologist next day and got all heart tests done - everything was normal. He also suggested the same medicines.
I still have pain and today it again shot up to the extent that I thought I should rush to emergency again. I ate something and took antiacid medicine and the pain is lesser but still there.
I am really worried and in pain. Is it really gas? I don't have pain anywhere else just the left chest. Which doctor should I consult for better treatment?
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Since you have consulted cardiologist and tests were done to rule out any cardiac issues .
As per your symptoms... Pain might be due to acidity ..
Please continue treatment as advised by your treating doctor
Next Steps
Be in regular follow up.
Stress ECHO, TMT , Cardiac pannel are few measures to diagnose any cardiac issues.. Consult your doctor immediately in such kind of pain.
Health Tips
Take dietary precautions to avoid acidity. Avoid oily,spicy, junk food.
Quit smoking and alcohol intake if you do .
Reduce stress levels by practicing yoga, meditation, sports activities etc.
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