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Suggest Treatment For Left-sided Chest Pain Despite A Normal Ultrasound Report Of The Aorta

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Question : Hello I'm 66 year old and chest pain on my left side, I had a ultrasound for my aorta it was normal but I still have pain, all thing time. I have ekg also
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Answered by Dr. Ilir Sharka (16 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
I would explain as follows

Detailed Answer:

Hello,

I would like to have some more information on your chest pain:

- Is it triggered by deep breathing or body movements?
- Is is triggered by manual pressure on the chest?
- Is it related to eating?
- Is it triggered by straining physical activity?

If your chest pain is triggered by deep breathing, pressure on the chest or body movement it could be indicative of musculo-skeletal pain (inflammation or chostochondritis).

Anyway, considering your age, I would recommend performing an exercise cardiac stress test just to investigate for possible coronary artery disease.

Hope to have been helpful!

I remain at your disposal for any further questions whenever you need!

Kind regards,

Dr. Iliri




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Suggest Treatment For Left-sided Chest Pain Despite A Normal Ultrasound Report Of The Aorta

Brief Answer: I would explain as follows Detailed Answer: Hello, I would like to have some more information on your chest pain: - Is it triggered by deep breathing or body movements? - Is is triggered by manual pressure on the chest? - Is it related to eating? - Is it triggered by straining physical activity? If your chest pain is triggered by deep breathing, pressure on the chest or body movement it could be indicative of musculo-skeletal pain (inflammation or chostochondritis). Anyway, considering your age, I would recommend performing an exercise cardiac stress test just to investigate for possible coronary artery disease. Hope to have been helpful! I remain at your disposal for any further questions whenever you need! Kind regards, Dr. Iliri