cardiac origin of chest pain is highly unlikely in a 29 year old female. female has a cardioprotective hormone called estrogen which usually delays the onset of coronary artery disease till 65 years. the pain you get is most likely because of high levels of your anxiety or overthinking. once shunt reversal in pfo (patent foramen ovale) is ruled out then you can ask your cardiologist to start you with a low dose of ssri (selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor) like paroxetine along with low doses of anti-anxiety medicine benzodiazepine like clonazepam for two to three months. as echo and blood profile is normal it is not cardiac. however you have not mentioned if you are a smoker or alcoholic. is there any family history of early cardiac death? what is the shunt direction in pfo in 2d echo? what are the symptoms of lung congestion? how long does the pain last? what is the frequency of your pain and is it associated with sweating? a thorough history is a must before giving a cardiac clearance. please answer the above. for further information consult a cardiologist online --> <link>
kindly advise regarding my chest pain as the test results are normal.