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Right now, this constant pain does not seem to go away like its gonna stay there forever.
Exercising doesnt seem to start or worsen this pain, but symptoms started from anxiety I guess.
I'm quite convinced that this is either a heart attack or unstableUnstable angina angina, so right now terribly worried about my health.
Can someone help me on this please?
Try not to worry too much about these pains, as it can only make them worse.
Have you had any pain in your jaw or your left arm?
Angina or signs of a heart-attack usually include pains in the jaw/mouth and arms.
This is because the nerves that tell the brain there's something up with the heart are
near the nerves for the jaw and left arm.
You've had tests, and I think it's to do with your anxiety.
Hope this puts ur mind at ease.
Have you had any pain in your jaw or your left arm?
Angina or signs of a heart-attack usually include pains in the jaw/mouth and arms.
This is because the nerves that tell the brain there's something up with the heart are
near the nerves for the jaw and left arm.
You've had tests, and I think it's to do with your anxiety.
Hope this puts ur mind at ease.