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Regular left chest pain since 8 months
I have done my ECG,Echo, chest x-ray test 3 months ago.all are showing normal, SPO2 and pulse rate also normal. ECG diagnosis"Sinus tachycardia with sinus arrthymia",Low T wave(V6) .yet I am feeling left chest with left hand pain regularly since 7-8 months.what should I do please help?. hereby attaching my ECG and echo report. I have 1 year past history of bell's palsy now recovered completely.
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ECG ECHO are normal. Likely musculoskeletal pain. Get a TMT done
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Ecg / echo are normal It can be musculoskeletal pain - take muscle relaxant
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