17 year old, Chest pain
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hello I’m a 17 year old male I weigh 70kg go to the gym often and in all round good shape. About 4 months ago I started noticing a slight chest pain every now and then and ever since then it has been slowly getting worse. Since then I’ve been to the doctor multiple time and emergency multiple times thinking I’m having a heart attack because I get a lot of palpitations with chest pain and now i just don’t know what to do because everytime I go they say my EKG results are normal and my heart seems fine. The once dull pain is getting worse and I get sudden sharp pains in my chest. I don’t know what is wrong with me and I’m worried I’m about to drop dead. Can anyone talk to me or help explain wtf is going on.
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richa05315 madden75777
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Get it checked properly, Don't ignore. Apart from it have less spicy food, junk food and stuffs made of white flour,as it's tough to digest. Some problem of gas efflux can be expected. Don't go to Gym, try to do less intense yoga and breathing exercises, more exertion can lead to costocondritis. Try to maintain weight by yoga,relaxation and change the food habits. Do not smoke and drink, because it will some way some day going to affect the body in any manner. Try to relax yourself during the pain and keep thinking " This too shall pass and will pass" and don't depend on anyone in family, otherwise you might suffer homesickness or depression. Go to parks for relaxation in morning and give yourself some time and sleep straight.. Most important I am the person who actually beaten chest pain, I was totally on bed rest for 4 months with every normal finding in several tests gone through. But , unfortunately I went in to depression after recovering from chest pain for which I am recovering at present.. and yes it all works.. please take care.. Good lunch.. God bless you with good health dear
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lyn1951 madden75777
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And if you are continuing to push though with damage, you are only going to make it worse.
The chances of it being a heart condition are 100,000 to 1, but it does happen, a virus can attack you heart muscle, extremely rare, husband who was 59 when his heart was attacked by a virus, he had not even been sick, just a sniffle and not much more, but it did do damage, but that damage could be seen on his ECG.
Other than that chest pain can be caused by stomach issues, keep away from spicy foods, alcohol, too much fat, and see if doing without the junk food helps, keep it bland and healthy for a few weeks.
No onions, no garlic, no cinnamon, no chocolate, no coffee, no beef for dinner, no coke, I love all of these but they do not love me, all of these are triggers for me and I avoid as much as possible, I have worked out my own salvation over the years, and do not even have to take meds anymore for stomach issues.
madden75777 lyn1951
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