Independence, OH
A 19-year-old female asked:

I have chest pain for two years. this pain is in the right side. what can i do? i went to the cardiology and i did test and is ok. please help me

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Dr. Rick Koch
Cardiology 24 years experience
Musculoskeletal ?: Recommend talking with your primary and perhaps a physiatrist or pain specialist.
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Dr. Nassir Azimi
Interventional Cardiology 25 years experience
Atypical: We call this atypical chest pain and is low likelihood of being cardiac. However, chest pain can be nerves, muscles, bones, skin, aorta, lungs, stomach, gallbladder, etc. See you doctor and if no identifiable cause see a pain specialist.
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Dr. Atique Mirza
Internal Medicine - Cardiology 33 years experience
CT scan of chest: If cardiology work up is ok then either it is fro muscle/ skeletal or pulmonary etiology. Please follow up with your pcp.
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Dr. Satyabrata Chatterjee
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No treatment : The possibility of you having significant heart disease is remote. The reason for this chest pain is most likely a "non-heart "reason.
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Last updated May 19, 2015

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