Q. Chest pain since 15 days. ECG & TMT reports are normal. What could be the problem?
Hello Doctor,
I am having chest pain since 15 days. My ECG & TMT reports are negative. But still I am suffering with the pain.
Please suggest me the appropriate treatment.
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Chest pain might be due to many reasons other than heart problem (primarily pleuritis - swelling of the lung membrane due to infection).
Get your CBC (Complete Blood Count) and chest x-ray done to rule out this cause.
Do massage on the affected area with a pain relieving cream/gel (Example : Bengay, Volini gel).
Take tablet Zifi 200mg twice daily for 5 days.
Consult a cardiologist online if the pain persists --> https://www.icliniq.com/ask-a-doctor-online/cardiologist
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