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Chest pain

I get chest pain everytime I yell or raise my voice.  Since the first time, I have been seen and told that I have a LBBB on my EKG.  Doctors ruled out any cardiac issues...through a nuclear stress test, and diagnosed me w/anxiety.  I still get the chest pains, especially when I am yelling or upset.  I'm concerned that something could have been missed.  Is this LBBB causing these pains? Did I cause the LBBB when I was yelling?  Will the LBBB ever go away? I'm only 34 and have 4 young children.
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351246 tn?1379682132
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Welcome to the MedHelp forum!
Since chest pain comes with yelling, is there a chance you have high BP. If yes, then LBBB could be due to the high BP and when you are yelling, the BP rises. Go for a 24 hour holter and see if this is the cause. Was a ECHO done to fine the cause of LBBB such as aaotic stenosis and dilated cardiomyopathy?  Conduction defect can also be due to coronary artery disease and this can be diagnosed by angiography. I think you need a more extensive cardiac testing. Take care!
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1567910 tn?1297201248
It's just stress and anxiety. Most people tend to think that especially when I have been dignosed it so don't worry. Try and take medication like paracetamol to ease the pain. Or do what you normaly do to relax. Try exercising great way to feel better. (:
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1587354 tn?1296911438
I have anxiety and when I get upset or yell i feel as if im going to die Things feel tight and pounding... Iam not a doctor, cant help much only can tell you how i feel with my anxiety
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