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Post covid issue
Hi doctor,
I had suffered from covid and its been a month now. From past 1 week, i sometimes feel a little pain on my heart side like a needle piercing. My heartbeats also reach 104 many times and i feel my heart is pumping too fast and feels abnormal.
My D-dimer and CRP levels were more than range for which i had taken Medrol for 5 days.Also i am taking Ecosprin course of 30 days.
Please guide on whether it can be any heart related issue and how to deal with it.
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You need proper consultation and some test to evaluate properly. Kindly take an appointment
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Dr. Aman Gangwani
General Physician
5 yrs exp
Kanpur
Heart pain arises in the centre of the chest and may / may not be radiating towards the arm
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