Post covid Chest pain

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Asked for Male, 27 Years

On dated 21.04.2021 I have covid + as per RTPCR report CT value is 13,14 After taking home isolation under doctor supervision again I do antigen test on dated 04.05.2021 , and it show negative , again I do my CT scan of chest having 0/25 score , and Blood test ESR value is 35 HSCRP is 4.28 What should I do ...Whether I contact to any heart doctor or any general physician..

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Consult a cardiologist

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Dr. Jesin Kumar C Pulmonologist 10 yrs exp Palakkad · Accepted Answer

Dr. Jesin Kumar C

Pulmonologist 10 yrs exp Palakkad

You can consult a cardiologist just to be on the safer side. Will need further details to narrow down the cause of your chest pain. A consult will be helpful.