Do my echo and stress echo show any heart problem?

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Your cardiac workup is normal (attachment removed to protect patient identity) and it does not look like a cardiac problem. What is your age? Does chest pain occur at exertion or rest? Does it increase on deep breathing at any particular site on the chest or on giving pressure on the chest? Do you get nausea, vomiting, bloating or burping associated? Does it increase after meals or with any factors? Do you feel any relief of shortness of breath or wheezing on using the inhaler? So, currently, the various possibilities are gastritis, reflux disease, anxiety and asthma. In management part, you avoid spicy and fatty foods, smoking and alcohol if any. Also, maintain regular sleep habits and do regular exercises. Have some walk after meals instead of taking rest immediately. I suggest you acid suppressant like tablet Pantoprazole 40 mg before breakfast once a day for two weeks. Do some relaxation techniques like yoga and deep breathing. I guess your hemoglobin was normal. Try using the inhaler if it gives relief and then it points towards asthma. Have you undergone pulmonary function test recently? Get one pulmonary function test done and get back with some more details. At this point, it does not look like a matter of worry.

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Everything is fine for you (attachment removed to protect patient identity). You mentioned that you do vigorous sports, so that is the physiological hypertrophy. To be considered pathological, it should be more than 1.5 cm and the pattern of hypertrophy is also different. So, it will be quickly picked on echo. I think that from the cardiac point of view, you are clear and no cardiomyopathy at this point of time. I believe it is not a matter of worry.