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Post covid chest pain
Hello, recently I have recovered from covid, today is my 23rd day. I am doing well but from yesterday I feel pain in my chest when touched. I am not sure whether it is muscle pain or anything else or related to covid. Shall I undergo any tests. I don't have any pain while doing any moments. Please advise.
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Get an HRCT chest once.
Post covid you can get mild lung related complications.
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Dr. Anand Prakash Pandey
General Physician
8 yrs exp
Delhi
Post covid chest pain is common but it should b wise to evaluate it. You can do an ecg, chest xray and if pain aggravates with exertion or movement then a 2d echo.
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