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What causes left-sided chest pain when walking that resolves with rest?

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Ravinder Singh
Posted Under Cardiology / Heart, on 30 December 2024
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R
Ravinder Singh
Posted Under Cardiology / Heart, on 30 December 2024
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Sometime Chest pain in left side while walking. After relaxing, it go down to normal.

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Dr. Rudrani Dhole
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Dear Ravinder,

Thank you for reaching out. Left-sided chest pain during physical activity that subsides with rest may require attention as it could indicate angina, a condition in which the heart doesn't get enough oxygen due to narrowed blood vessels.

We recommend:

  1. Consulting a cardiologist for a detailed evaluation.
  2. Get tests like an ECG, stress test, or blood tests if advised by your doctor.
  3. Avoid strenuous activities

Your health is important, and early diagnosis is key. If you need assistance scheduling an appointment or have further questions, feel free to connect with us.

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