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Left side chest pain
Hello doctors,
For a long time I've had issues with breathlessness and chest pain. I got my echo and ecg done in the month of February which ruled out normal just that ecg showed sinus tachycardia and the doctor said it's normal but I still have a bad chest pain that eradicates from the left side to the arm, shoulder or back and shortness of breath too at times. What can be the reason? Should I repeat my tests? Please help, I'm really worried!
Age: 24
Symptoms: Left side chest pain, breathlessness at times
Reports normal: Ecg and 2D Echo
Deficiencies: D3 and a little of B12
Doctors consulted: GP, Pulmonologist, Cardiologist (once in the month of Apr/May)
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You don't have any heart disease. Your pain is related to your spine or vertebrae. Spondylosis. Consult a Physiotherapy doctor. For more clarity get a treadmill test done.
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neck and shoulder exercises
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