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Pain still 15 years after event.

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15 years ago I had a sudden cardiac arrest with 11 min CPR and 5 shocks. Since then, whenever I overuse my chest muscles e.g. gardening, swimming etc I am left with an achey, sickly pain in my chest which can last fir hours. The first time this happened was when I ate a couple if mouthfulls of food a couple if days after the event.

I've got an appointment with a pain specialist this week and wondered if anyone else had suffered with this.

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Good Afternoon Gilldy,

Sorry to hear you are still experiencing pain so long after the event. If you would like to share your experiences, or have a chat with our Patient Services Team please feel free to call 01789 867501 or email info@heartrhythmalliance.org

Hopefully another member of the forum will be able to share their experiences with you soon.

Katrina.

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