Patient's Query
Hello doctor,
Two months ago, I got mild myocarditis from overworking out in the gym. I have been working out for about five years now. So when I got this mild myocarditis, I was in the hospital for two days, and they gave me an anti-inflammatory drink. Then they sent me home, and after one month, I went again for a check-up. The cardiologist said everything was fine: bloodwork, echography, etc. He said that I did not have any scarring or permanent damage, so he told me I could do moderate sports.
They also found a defect in my heart, which they said is also very mild, like nothing I should worry about. And I should get that checked out next year. So, I have worked out a little for the last week or so. My problem is that I sometimes have chest pain on the left side of the chest. It feels like a rib pain or something like that. Sometimes it is like a little burn, and sometimes it is dull, and sometimes it is sharp. And it comes and goes. So I wanted to ask someone about this.
Thank you.
Kindly help.
Hello,
Welcome to icliniq.com.
Chest pain can have various causes, and it is important. Given your history of myocarditis and the recent chest pain you have been experiencing, it is essential to take it seriously and seek medical advice as soon as possible. While waiting to see a cardiologist, there are a few things you can do:
I hope this helps.
Please revert so I can assist you further.
Thank you.
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Answered byDr. Vandana Andrews
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