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Are you having an SVT attack when you are having these chest pains. I had a very rapid a-fib/flutter and whenever my h/r went to 250-300 I would get horrible chest pains that radiated to the back. If you were not having an SVT attack during the chest pains I would insist on further testing from my doctor. I would also check for acid reflux, that can cause pain also. Can I ask you how they checked your gallbladder throu bloodwork? I had to have an ultra sound to detect my gallbladder problems. Got look finding answers. I wish you well and I wish you enough...
I don't know if they can check your gallbladder through blood work? I do have to go this week for an ultrasound. My heart rate was normal during the chest pains, my beta blockers keep it pretty low. Maybe this is an acid problem.....I am getting frustrated by feeling so crumby all the time, and no answers!!!! Thank you for your reply.