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I have been getting pressue in my chest, shooting pains, hot sweats, pain in jaw in centre of my back between shoulder blades, pain in ribs upper abdomen and pain down my left arm over the past year. I had numerous ecgs blood test which have all came back normal.
last week i done a stress test on running machine and ECG which the cardiologist said shows abnormalities. However i went A&E yesterdaydue to pain being so bad and they said my bloods ecg was fine and my blood pressure was good 121/71. How can an ecg show abnormalities last week and now they say its fine.
It is driving my insane what are this pains they never seem to get to the bottom of it and dont know what it is as everything seems i feel like im going mad. How can i be getting all these pains and they say im fine.
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Consider therapy to learn how to cope
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I'm new to this site, was browsing around and came across your post.
Before I say anything, I'm not a doctor, but I know your symptoms. Been there, done that! I had the same symptoms awhile ago and most of the doctors I went to had no clue what was happening to me, either.
In my humble opinion, you could be hyperventilating (basically, a panic attack). How is your breathing? Do you find you have to take a breath so you can speak?
You may want to pass this by your doctor and see what he says. I suggest you start taking better care of yourself! You can't help others if you don't help yourself first. In all honesty, you're going to have to make some lifestyle changes.
Whatever is going on in your life right now is affecting the way you are thinking...to the extreme!
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Okay, so let me know what you've been doing for exercise and lifestyle changes, plus what I mention next...
Four things I figured out about getting rid of anxiety are you need exercise, a way to clear out negative thoughts, getting yourself in the right environment (work being the biggest area of people being in the wrong environment), and the one no one really talks about when it comes to anxiety is the food we eat.
If you can tell me how you're doing with each of these I'll be able to see what you can do to improve yourself
The anxiety won't go away over night. It took a long time for you to get to the point you are right now...and it will take some time to get back to normal. You'll have to be disciplined in doing specific things every day and you'll gradually notice the changes happening to your mind and body.
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