Myocarditis is a condition where the heart muscle is inflamed and can be caused by viruses, bacteria, or other infections. It is possible that there is a genetic component to this condition, and I would recommend consulting with a genetic specialist or a pediatric cardiologist. They may be able to provide more information about potential genetic causes and what steps can be taken to prevent it in future pregnancies. It is important to seek medical attention and advice from a experienced healthcare professional.

If your ECG is normal then the pain may be due to muscle strain, anxiety or acid reflux. If medicines are not giving permanent relief, then talk to a doctor again, they may suggest few tests to find the exact reason of pain.

Given the high triglyceride and VLDL cholesterol levels together with an elevated CRP, this indicates heart disease risks. It is recommended that you see a cardiologist to assess your risk factors and discuss potential lifestyle changes or medications on lowering this chance. also for TSH u should start medicine, plz visit a doctor for complete treatment plan.

You need NCCT KUB to see if any stones in urinary tract. 

I see you have your father's ECG results. An electrocardiogram (ECG) is a very simple and easy-to-run test that shows the heart's electrical activity, and it is called an ECG. Besides, if the ECG shows such disorders as too fast or too slow heartbeats, it can be the reason for heart problems. A heart attack or myocardial infarction may occur because of the symptoms of chest pain, shortness of breath, or dizziness. It can be a result of hypertension that is related to either the heart itself or to stress. Other possible remedies are lifestyle changes including healthy dieting, regular exercising, and stress reduction. It is always necessary to contact the doctor to get your condition assessed and the treatment prescribed.

The absence of a left superior vena cava is a rare anatomical variation where the vein is not located in its usual position. It is generally considered a normal variant and not inherently good or bad. While it usually doesn't cause health issues, it can bring challenges during certain medical procedures.

Your HEART rate may be normal for you.... Consult DOCTOR...