it is good to see your detailed history for which i have asked for. firstly your ecg is perfectly normal. for anything to be wrong in case of ecg the changes should be present in at least two consecutive leads at a time. in your case whether it is a t-wave or q it is always there in one lead which does not signify anything. as your stress echo and all cardiac enzymes are normal (far superior to ecg in diagnosing a problem) you are cleared from cardiac side. secondly you say that you were prescribed statins (atorvastatin). one of the most common side effects of statins is myalgia (pain in a muscle or group of muscles). the generalized body ache and dull aching in nature is a characteristic feature of myalgia. i request you to consult your doctor and immediately stop atorvastatin. also get your liver function test done. kindly ask your doctor to shift you either on niacin or fenofibrate if you are intolerant to statin. ecg is always interpreted by a doctor. the machine most of the times provide us with artifacts. do not worry; your ecg is perfectly alright. from your history you have severe anxiety levels and attacks called panic attacks. every attack of panic disorder presents with same symptoms as you have mentioned. i can feel that you are obsessed by the thought that you are having any sort of a cardiac ailment. try to overcome your obsession. if you smoke or drink then stop it. try meditation for at least 30 minutes a day and do regular exercise. i suggest tablet paroxetine 12. 5 mg once daily for 21 days and tablet clonazepam 0. 5 mg once daily for 21 days for anxiety. consult your doctor discuss with him or her and take the medicine with consent. panic disorder and your anxiety are induced by obsession and it needs to be treated. the probable causes:1. myalgia induced by statins. 2. panic disorders. 3. obsession induced anxiety. investigations to be done:liver function test. regarding follow up:for further information consult a cardiologist online. ---> <link>
does my ecg look like i have ever had a heart attack?