Needle like chest pain

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Asked for Male, 21 Years

I am having needle like chest pain that comes and goes its some time in my arms, hand and chest i dont know its bcuz of stress or what it's happening from last 2 3 weeks from last 6 months i am taking tb medicines there is a numbness like in my feets also cect report attached

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Dr. Pramod Reddy Kandakure

Cardiac Surgeon 28 yrs exp Hyderabad

Take painkillers if it doesn’t subside please consult

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

Dr. Lokanath M

Cardiologist 5 yrs exp Kottayam

Don't worry.. Take pain killers.. It will subside...

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