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I recently emailed a cardiologist asking him if xanax would have any effect on the results of my heart tests that another cardiologist performed on me back in June of last year. His email response was the following : "Xanax would NOT have any effect on the results of your tests." After he responded with his answer, i noticed that i made a typo in the question that i emailed to him. I spelled the word "received" incorrectly and accidently typed "recieved" instead (Putting the "I" before the "E") ....This typo started to really bother me and i then started thinking that maybe xanax really DOES have an effect on these heart tests & I also started thinking that the cardiologist who got my email is lying to me because i spelled the word "received" incorrectly...!
that is definatly an irrational thought. you should try to see a therapist to change the way you think. cognitiveMental status tests therapy can help alot to change your distorted thought patterns back to normalNormal saline flush
You asked this a while ago on another forum so it is obviously still bothering you quite a bit. It is an irrational fearFears and phobias. Please see a doctor and tell them everything.
I remember this post from once before. RELAX! No doctor would hold that against you! Call him and ask him again or ask another cardiologist to confirm the answer.
Totally do your best to relax brotha! Your are definitely off in left field. Absolutely check in with a head doctor, and don't feel the least bad about it! Ya need some outside help, and there's no shame in that game! It takes time too. Hang in there!
Good luck.
Secondly, THIS IS DEFINITELY OBSESSIVE THINKING. PLEASE GET TO A THERAPIST. You need to get help to help control your over-thinking and obsessions.