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What Could Cause Pain In Chest And Arms With History Of Having Triple Bypass?

Hi, I had a triple bypass over a year ago due to severe arm and chest pain but I had no heart attack. I am still experiencing light chest pain and fairly strong arm pain when walking. The longer I walk the better I get. I never indulged myself in bad food and sodas. We always stay busy and avoid processed food. Thanks, Bob K Vackar
Fri, 20 Mar 2015
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Hi welcome to HCM
I understand your query and concern.
Your symptoms are suggestive of Ongoing MI on a graft vessel.So immediately get an ECG,2 D echo,lipid profile,Troponin I ,chest x-ray to confirm the diagnosis.Monitor your blood pressure regularly.Drugs like Clopilet,Ecospirin,Atorvas,anti hypertensive drugs...Do not stop your medication until your doctor advises.Avoid stress and anxiety.Avoid smokiong and alcohol.Exercise regularly.Meditation,yoga,breathing exercises will be helpful.Consult your Cardio thoracic surgeon and cardiologist for expert management.
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What Could Cause Pain In Chest And Arms With History Of Having Triple Bypass?

Hi welcome to HCM I understand your query and concern. Your symptoms are suggestive of Ongoing MI on a graft vessel.So immediately get an ECG,2 D echo,lipid profile,Troponin I ,chest x-ray to confirm the diagnosis.Monitor your blood pressure regularly.Drugs like Clopilet,Ecospirin,Atorvas,anti hypertensive drugs...Do not stop your medication until your doctor advises.Avoid stress and anxiety.Avoid smokiong and alcohol.Exercise regularly.Meditation,yoga,breathing exercises will be helpful.Consult your Cardio thoracic surgeon and cardiologist for expert management. Post your further queries if any, Thank you.