Hello Doctor, I have been experiencing a burning sensation in my chest for the past 4 days. I consulted a doctor, and they advised me to get an ECG. I have received the report and will meet the doctor tomorrow. I am attaching the report. Could you please evaluate it?

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Dr Bhanu Prakash

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Advanced certificate in critical care medicine
Fellowship in critical care medicine
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If you have had chest burning for 4 days and were advised an ECG, you are doing the right thing by getting it checked. Once you have the ECG report, it is best to have a doctor evaluate it in person if symptoms persist. Until then, try avoiding spicy food, rest well, and stay hydrated.

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