I've been suffering anxiety attacks for a few weeks now and have had chest pain with the palpitations. I'm finding the chest pain/tightness is regularly occurring. I don't have any shortness of breath. Its almost as though the palpitations have caused my chest to become sore. Does anyone get this.? Xxx
hi sallyMB. don't worry my wife often gets tightness in her chest / palpitations as tho her heart is missing a beat, doc checked her over even tho he said it was normal with anxiety attacks, but if you are worried about it always go to docs to check it out.( peace of mind )take care.x
Same as above, go to the docs to get a full check up to put your mind at rest but it sounds like stress/anxiety. I would book a docs appointment to put your mind at rest, let us know how you get on x
Ah hi love if its any concelation love i have been suffering the same and this week they have been terrible i feel bruised in the middle of my chest and its been really tight and they tell you to relax and how can you when its so tight and sore but i have been to gp hospital had ecg bloods heart monitor and they said everything is fine if you are worried love go to your gp and get checked for reassurance hope you ok but i really sympathise i have just come back from my gp because mine have been terrible this week xxxx
Join the club xx I alway have a paper bag with me to slow it all down. It's not nice but try meditation and breathing rhythmns
Thanks for all your support. I went to the doctors and had another ECG which showed everything to be fine. Had a lovely reassuring doctor at the hospital he really made me feel good xx
Ah thats great news and its always best to get checked than worry about it love no matter what tell your gp how you feel and my doctor is the same and always reassure me theres nothing to worry about glad you feel a little better xxxx
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