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Is Radiofrequency Ablation Required In Chest Pain?

I had severe chest pain with increased heart pulse rate on 18th Feb 10 Morning. I admitted in to ST Jhons Hospital in Bangalore and they treated me in emergency and monitored me for 2 days in Cardiology care unit and carried out TMT on 3rd day.TMT REPORT says mildly positive and mildly elevated troponin- angiogram was advised on discharge.On showing the reports to cardiologist at same hospital, I have been advised to go for Electro Physiology study.I got only once SVT Attack- should I have to undergo RF Ablation procedure.Please clarify thro return e mail on mnathks@gmail.com. I am 155 cms height, 62 kgs weight and regularly on daily walk on 30 minutes, 10 minutes daily exercises,purely vegetarian with hypertension for 3 years. Thanks from k s manjunatha 753, 8th b main road, h s r layout sector-7 Bangalore -560102
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Hey i was juz browsing through when i just saw this site is offering a specialist second opinion via telephone or email. I mean you can always have a thought about it with cardiologists at your disposal.
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Is Radiofrequency Ablation Required In Chest Pain?

Hey i was juz browsing through when i just saw this site is offering a specialist second opinion via telephone or email. I mean you can always have a thought about it with cardiologists at your disposal.