thank you so much for your answer!! i assume you would recommend not having the heart cath done? i also had a lung function test done and it was good..and both ends with the gi doc and none of the meds have helped.. what would you suggest i do next? please advise.. thanks you
It is unlikely that a CT scan would be wrong. Especially in a young person, the ability of the CT to see calcium, which is usually associated with artery blockages, is extremely good, and the best for detecting this. If all this testing is normal, then the most likely answer is that while your pain is real, it is not coronary (heart artery) related.
If you do not trust this, and your symptoms are still recurring, speak with your cardiologist about a cardiac cath. While not ideal in someone your age (and may not be covered by your insurance due to all the normal tests thus far so will be out of pocket by you), this would be the end all, be all answer as to whether there is heart artery problems. Based on your testing thus far I imagine the cath will be normal (more than 99% chance), but you can do this to give you peace of mind. While doing that test, they can give a medication to try to cause your arteries to spasm, which can cause similar pain and is not managed with stents but rather medications which would prevent artery spasms. If the cath and testing for spasm are negative, then it is not your heart causing this pain, and anxiety, GI, lung, or muscular issues need to be explored.