20 years old, Male
Patient ID: EMR-2025-07-23-001
No significant medical conditions
No diabetes, no chronic conditions, no past illnesses
Dr. Rajesh Kumar
Primary Care Physician
Dr. Priya Sharma
Cardiologist
Active medical concerns requiring attention
Sudden sharp left-sided chest pain, sometimes near heart
Previous
~1/week
Current
3-5/day
Increased after moving to Bangalore
Symptoms suggest possible musculoskeletal chest pain. However, cardiac evaluation required given severity.
Last updated: July 23, 2025 at 2:30 PM
Comprehensive lab results from July 23, 2025
Collection Date
July 23, 2025
CBC Panel
Complete blood count normal
Kidney Function
All markers within range
Liver Function
AST, ALT normal
Thyroid Panel
TSH, T3, T4 normal
Lipid Profile
Cholesterol levels normal
Blood Sugar
Fasting glucose normal
Vitamin D
Normal: 30-100 ng/mL
18.1
ng/mL
Vitamin B12
Normal: >300 pg/mL
<148
pg/mL
Bilirubin
Normal: 0.3-1.0 mg/dL
1.3
mg/dL
Mild elevation - likely benign, monitor regularly
Accredited lab with certified technicians
No abnormalities detected. Normal cardiac electrical activity observed. ECG findings are consistent with a healthy young adult.
Continue monitoring. ECG findings do not explain current chest pain symptoms. Consider musculoskeletal evaluation.
Radiological examination - July 23, 2025
No abnormalities detected
Cardiac silhouette WNL
PA
Projection
120
kVp
2.5
mAs
180
cm SID
Digital radiograph showing normal chest anatomy
Certified radiologist interpretation
20-year-old male with sharp left-sided chest pain, worsening with deep breathing. No cardiopulmonary abnormalities on investigation.
Dr. Priya Sharma, MD
Consultant Physician