Hello. A couple days ago I posted a question to Jeffrey R Boris, M.D. and I very much appreciated the long, detailed, response I received. And in the response, the issue heart attack was addressed but I would like for it to be further addressed for my personal reassurance and to just know all I can on the matter. Well, I've been having terrible anxiety lately with horrible symptoms. I get dizzy, out of breath, chest/rib pain for very long periods of time, sore muscles, back pain, left and right shoulder pain, jaw/toothache, inner and outer body tingles, chest tickles that cause a cough, extreme fatigue and weakness, upper abdominal pain below the left breast, and extremely fast, terribly freighting heart palpitations. Most symptoms come and go, but the heart palpitations and body/chest pains are usually there all day. I am only a 17 year old girl. I don't eat very well, but I am slender. Since my first panic attack on June 19, 2009, I don’t drink any caffeine (however, I drank massive amounts prior to that day). I also exercise. I don't drink or do any drugs. I also have normal blood pressure and usually a resting heart rate of 100 beats/minute. My uncle who is 53 just had a heart attack recently, but other then that I don’t have a history of heart problems in my family. Do I sound like a candidate for heart attack or another heart problem? Can teenagers with my history even get heart attacks? And if they can, what type of history do teenage heart attack victims usually have in order to get one? Do my symptoms sound like typical anxiety symptoms? And could I possibly be a rare case where even though my history is all good I have a serious heart problem? Or is that just pretty darn unusual? I am currently seeing a primary Dr. and had an EKG and chest x-ray that came back normal. I had blood work done but have not gotten the results yet. Sorry for the onslaught of questions, but I want to know if teenage heart attack is possible. Sometimes, one Dr. just isn't enough!