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Chest/heart anxiety symptoms?

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clr1166
clr1166

I was wondering what everyone's physical symptoms to do with your chest? Normally I have a tightness sorta feeling in my chest, as well as a hollow feeling as if my heart isn't actually in my chest. Lately (this morning) I had a warm/hot sensation on the left side of my chest when exhaling which scared me, seeing as it's a new symptom.

I also had 4 palpitations in a row, I normally experience only one or two skipped beats over a week but today I had the four. Is this dangerous? How do everyon else's palpitations feel? Mine feel like my hearts skipped a beat, or possibly beats out of rhythm for one beat only then returns to normal. If it's quite an intense palpitation I feel it all the way up into my throat rolleyes

Seeing as I have health anxiety (Stemming mainly around my heart, my dad died because he went into cardiac arrest while home alone), any chest symptoms make me believe o have a heart problem sad

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  • XxaimxX
    XxaimxX clr1166

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    If you can do it without medication then good on you!! I've managed without it as I had a bad reaction but it's hard everyday! Don't rely on medication you might be able to do it without x
  • Khrcsgjn
    Khrcsgjn clr1166

    Posted

    Tbh I don't even think antidepressants work that good but propanol I does for me atleast

     

  • Guest
    Guest clr1166

    Posted

    If your doctor says you're fine, you're almost certainley fine, especially after all of those tests. Do not let anxiety take over your life, it can ruin it.
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