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Does Chest Pain Mean The Presence Of Heart Blockages?

Near about 7-8 time when I have normal chest pain I did ECG with diffrent hospital/clinics all doctors said ECG is normal. I am doing daily excersise about 1 hrs (walking/jogging). Till I have little bit chest pain. (Age 32 years)

my question : Is any chances of heart blokages?
Wed, 29 Jul 2015
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Hello
I appreciate your concern
When ECG is normal and it's not a constant problem do chances of blockage is less likely but can't be rule out completely just based on short description.
Here I would like further information for better assessment of the condition like
Have you experienced swearing or palpitations during an episode of chest pain
Do you smoke or consume liquor?
Is there any family history of heart attack or heart disease

I would advise you get your Blood pressure recorded and in absence of risk factor possibility of blockage can be further evaluated by Echocardiography or TMT testing .

Please write back to me with these details so that I will be able to tell you more precisely
Best wishes
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Does Chest Pain Mean The Presence Of Heart Blockages?

Hello I appreciate your concern When ECG is normal and it s not a constant problem do chances of blockage is less likely but can t be rule out completely just based on short description. Here I would like further information for better assessment of the condition like Have you experienced swearing or palpitations during an episode of chest pain Do you smoke or consume liquor? Is there any family history of heart attack or heart disease I would advise you get your Blood pressure recorded and in absence of risk factor possibility of blockage can be further evaluated by Echocardiography or TMT testing . Please write back to me with these details so that I will be able to tell you more precisely Best wishes