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Pain in chest
I am feeling pain in my chest. It keeps going on and off from last 15 days. I had visited hospital 15 days back and doctor had checked and advised to get ecg done. A per him ecg reports are okay. So he told us that it seems to be chest ulcers and gave me medicine for 14 days. Still i am having pain in my chest and all medicines are finished. Please advise what shall i do now.
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Your description of chest pain is not clear. Is it diffuse chest pain, mid chest pain, right side or left side, associated with cough or reflux etc.
Diffuse chest pain can be due to asthma, viral infections, vit d deficiency,
Consult near by pulmonology specialist.
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If it's not settling with ulcer medicines you need chest investigations
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Avoid spicy , hot liquids and fried foods, exercise for 30 min per day.
Drink lots of water
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Should take less oily and spicy diet.
Take Cap Pantop D OD * 7 days
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Dr. Mayank Kapur
Pulmonologist
12 yrs exp
Delhi
Kindly consult with a pulmonary specialist for further evaluation and management
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Dr. Amruth Sindhu
Pulmonologist
17 yrs exp
Bangalore
Elaborate your symptoms
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