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Chest fluttering/tremors
Is chest fluttering a sign of anxiety? my chest flutters on and off but last week when i was really stressed my chest was fluttering a lot and fast..to the point where it was uncomfortable to rest...just felt anxious...also i had chest pain...
That is great news. Are you continuing to confront your anxiety?
Hi again. I never went to the doctor back then but this year (2013) i did have a heart scare and had blood tests, xrays and ecg's done and everything was great.... Ended up being a side effect to a new medication i started. How nice it is knowing my heart is strong.
yes it is scary...my chest was fluttering non stop....it was hard for me to get to sleep....its still doing it a little but not as much..ive just been under a lot of stress lately..im going to the doctor soon to see what they say
Did your health care provider recommend any medices to take or anything to help you ?
Did your health care provider recommend any medices to take or anything to help you ?
Yes, i had anxiety in the past and ive been very stressed..im going to a doctor soon
In my experience with anxiety, it is one of my most common symptoms/feelings that I get when worried. Anxeity can manifest itself in almost any way possible in my opinion. Why not talk to your doctor about it and then go get some help for anxiety? Have you had issues with anxiety in the past? Have you been under a lot of stress lately?
Hi Love... I've have had the same experience over the years. It's really scary isn't it??!! It seems to happen to me when i get overly excited. I remember it first happened when i was 17. I always expected my chest to literaly explode but it NEVER did and I always recovered quickly. Go see your healthcare professional and get it all checked out and i'm sure you will get the all clear... All the best Brett
ive had anxiety before so im assuming it might be symptoms from anxiety
i also had a slight chest pain but it went away
i also had a slight chest pain but it went away
I would suggest you make an appointment with a Medical doctor and be checked out for any underlying health problems that may or may not be associated with anxiety.
Good luck to you
M
Good luck to you
M
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