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Shortness of breath
I have been experiencing shortness of breath. More at exertion. Random sharp pain in chest sometimes . I had my ecg,echo,mri scan consulted a pulmonologist as well that shows Lungs are also normal. I still feel shortness of breath. Cbc, Blood sugar,kidney tests are also normal values. I am totally out of sort Now and just imaginining why it's happening although my lungs and heart test and blood test are normal. I am slightly overweight and my age is 30
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Dr. Rajni Sharma
Cardiologist
21 yrs exp
Delhi
As your lung and cardiac tests, all has turned normal so nothing to worry about overweight could be the reason for this breathlessness. Try to reduce 5-7% of your present weight, you will feel the change.
Health Tips
Avoid junk food, airated drinks, moderate grade exercise daily for 30 min. at least would help you reducing wt.
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