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What Causes Persistent Mild Chest Pain?
Question: I'm getting Mild Chest pain only in morning from past 10 days coul you please let me know the cause and to whom i should consult
Brief Answer:
It may be anginal
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Thanks for posting your query.
This may be either bronchial or anginal in nature. Do you have any other symptoms?
Since it may be coming from heart, it is must to get an ECG done. Also chest Xray PA view is needed. See a internal medicine specialist to start with.
Hope it helps.
Dr Vaishalee
It may be anginal
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Thanks for posting your query.
This may be either bronchial or anginal in nature. Do you have any other symptoms?
Since it may be coming from heart, it is must to get an ECG done. Also chest Xray PA view is needed. See a internal medicine specialist to start with.
Hope it helps.
Dr Vaishalee
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Vaishalee Punj
Thanks for the Quick reply. While sleeping will feel difficult to move right or left side since chest would be paining.
Dont have any other symptoms aprt from that.
What does bronchial or anginal means any specific symptoms for those from which we can determine those.
Whay are those observed any specific reason for those to come.
Do we need to follow any Diet?
We would do ECG and Chest Xray PA View and would share the results.
Thankyou very much for your information
We had done ECG in the Conclusion result report mentioned
Sinus Mode Bradycardia,Longitudinal Left axis deviation.
Wdoes this signifies
heart pulse rate is 55 and
PR interval is 152ms
P Duration 227 ms
QRS duratiion 85ms
T Duration 227 ms
BP is normal 120/70
Chest Xray PA View report is normal
Could you please let us know if results are ok?
Dont have any other symptoms aprt from that.
What does bronchial or anginal means any specific symptoms for those from which we can determine those.
Whay are those observed any specific reason for those to come.
Do we need to follow any Diet?
We would do ECG and Chest Xray PA View and would share the results.
Thankyou very much for your information
We had done ECG in the Conclusion result report mentioned
Sinus Mode Bradycardia,Longitudinal Left axis deviation.
Wdoes this signifies
heart pulse rate is 55 and
PR interval is 152ms
P Duration 227 ms
QRS duratiion 85ms
T Duration 227 ms
BP is normal 120/70
Chest Xray PA View report is normal
Could you please let us know if results are ok?
Brief Answer:
Ecg means left heart is enlarged
Detailed Answer:
Hi again
Bronchial means from airways. Anginal means heart pain due to reduced blood flow to heart. In your case heart seems to be the cause but its not serious.
Sinus mode bradycardia means that pulse rate is low and sinus node is responsible for it. It is no big deal unless it causes dizziness.
Left axis deviation means that left side of heart maybe enlarged. It may happen due to causes like left bundle branch block, minor LAD, some congenital conditions, etc.
I suggest that you visit a cardiologist for a detailed interpretation of the ECG results.
Dr Vaishalee
Ecg means left heart is enlarged
Detailed Answer:
Hi again
Bronchial means from airways. Anginal means heart pain due to reduced blood flow to heart. In your case heart seems to be the cause but its not serious.
Sinus mode bradycardia means that pulse rate is low and sinus node is responsible for it. It is no big deal unless it causes dizziness.
Left axis deviation means that left side of heart maybe enlarged. It may happen due to causes like left bundle branch block, minor LAD, some congenital conditions, etc.
I suggest that you visit a cardiologist for a detailed interpretation of the ECG results.
Dr Vaishalee
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Thanks for your Answer.as per as your Input It seems that Sinus mode bradycardia is not a probleb but need to investigate with Cardiologist about ,Longitudinal Left axis deviation right?
Brief Answer:
Yes
Detailed Answer:
Yes it needs to be evaluated by a cardiologist and cause of left axis deviation is to be sought. If he gives a clean chit, then nothing to be worried about.
Dr Vaishalee
Yes
Detailed Answer:
Yes it needs to be evaluated by a cardiologist and cause of left axis deviation is to be sought. If he gives a clean chit, then nothing to be worried about.
Dr Vaishalee
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Thanks for your Input
Brief Answer:
Thanks
Detailed Answer:
Thanks and take care
Dr Vaishalee
Thanks
Detailed Answer:
Thanks and take care
Dr Vaishalee
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
I have done Full scan of my wife results has been attached can you please have a look and give input for the same.If anything that needs to be taken care request you to give input for the same.This results was done 3 months back just wanted to make surae that chest pain is not because any of these test
Brief Answer:
Results mostly normal
Detailed Answer:
The results of Vaibhavi are mostly normal. She needs iron and vitamin D supplements.
I recommend
Syrup Dexorange 1 tbsp 2 times a day for atleast 3 months
Cholecalciferol granules 30000 IU once a week for 1 month and then monthly for 3 months
From these tests it seems that she is not taking a nutritious diet. Low iron may cause chest pain and similar findings on ECG. Yes it is needed to see a cardiologist.
Dr Vaishalee
Results mostly normal
Detailed Answer:
The results of Vaibhavi are mostly normal. She needs iron and vitamin D supplements.
I recommend
Syrup Dexorange 1 tbsp 2 times a day for atleast 3 months
Cholecalciferol granules 30000 IU once a week for 1 month and then monthly for 3 months
From these tests it seems that she is not taking a nutritious diet. Low iron may cause chest pain and similar findings on ECG. Yes it is needed to see a cardiologist.
Dr Vaishalee
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Thanks for your Suggestions and input.Those are very helpful and valuable inputs
Brief Answer:
Thanks
Detailed Answer:
Thanks and take care
Dr Vaishalee
Thanks
Detailed Answer:
Thanks and take care
Dr Vaishalee
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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