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chest discomfort- aortic regurgitation

Hi, I'm a 19 year old male and have undergone valvular surgery a year and a half ago.  Recently I have been getting various different symptoms in my chest of mild discomfort such as tingling/burning and a pain in the left side of my chest which typically lasts between 5 and 10 seconds.

I was wondering whether this could just be related to surgical nerve damage or healing pains from my surgery.

Thanks in advance
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290386 tn?1193626881
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Tingling/ Burning lasting for a few seconds is very likely to be related to your recent surgery.
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Should mention that i had aortic regurgitation and went for a valve replacement, however during surgery it was discovered that a repair was possible without adding a new valve.
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