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chest pains
hey im at work right now and ive benn experiencing some sharp chest pains and they come out of nowhere they just come out of the blue and for the past couple of day it feels like my heart is skipping beats 4 no reason im not in panic they just come up and this is really scaring me alot cuz i feel like something is wrong with my heart dose anyone else just get chest pains out of nowhere and feel like there heart is skipping beat and feels like they are smothering when u have these heart palpaltations but ur not in panic and these sensations only last a couple of minutes at a time
Hi Hon,
Yes to your question that many of us on this forum get chest pains for no apparent reason. But chest pains are a classic symptom of anxiety/panic attacts and it's more than likely, these pains of yours are related to your anxiety. Knowing that doesn't make them any less "real" or spooky. I highly recommend you get yourself to a good cardiologist and have that ticker looked at. And please be sure to tell them about your anxiety issues while they poke and prod you.
Check out any and all posts here that talk about PVC's. You will learn much and can connect with these folks for some much needed support and reassurance, but you still need to see your doc to rule out any POSSIBLE heart issues.
It is the nasty nature of PVC's AND anxiety/panic to appear out of nowhere for no apparent reason. But there IS a reason for your episodes and it's inside you somewhere, hiding, just waiting for you to dig it out and deal with it. I'm talking therapy here, my friend, and for you, the sooner you get started, the better! So here's the game plan......a good medical check-up and a good therapist. You don't mention in this post if you are on any meds. It might be benificial for you to be on an anti-anxiety med for a FEW WEEKS to get yourself calmed down, but the meds should be a VERY SHORT TERM bridge. Talk to your doc or therapist about this and make sure you question them about any and all side effects. It's time to take back control of your life, Treyo. It may be a long process, but as they say, "a journey of a thousand miles begins with the first step."
TAKE IT!
Peace
Greenlydia
Yes to your question that many of us on this forum get chest pains for no apparent reason. But chest pains are a classic symptom of anxiety/panic attacts and it's more than likely, these pains of yours are related to your anxiety. Knowing that doesn't make them any less "real" or spooky. I highly recommend you get yourself to a good cardiologist and have that ticker looked at. And please be sure to tell them about your anxiety issues while they poke and prod you.
Check out any and all posts here that talk about PVC's. You will learn much and can connect with these folks for some much needed support and reassurance, but you still need to see your doc to rule out any POSSIBLE heart issues.
It is the nasty nature of PVC's AND anxiety/panic to appear out of nowhere for no apparent reason. But there IS a reason for your episodes and it's inside you somewhere, hiding, just waiting for you to dig it out and deal with it. I'm talking therapy here, my friend, and for you, the sooner you get started, the better! So here's the game plan......a good medical check-up and a good therapist. You don't mention in this post if you are on any meds. It might be benificial for you to be on an anti-anxiety med for a FEW WEEKS to get yourself calmed down, but the meds should be a VERY SHORT TERM bridge. Talk to your doc or therapist about this and make sure you question them about any and all side effects. It's time to take back control of your life, Treyo. It may be a long process, but as they say, "a journey of a thousand miles begins with the first step."
TAKE IT!
Peace
Greenlydia
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