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Heart feels weird.

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greg09519
greg09519

Hi I’m 25 years old; 

Freaking out my heart my stop suddenly. 

I’m currently experiencing tingling/butterfly feeling on the left side of my chest for about 3 weeks now. 

I have GAD- generalized anxiety disorder it’s  very  bad. Anxiety mostly centralized in health but it also can be other things as well job/money issues.

I’m currently in a constant state of stress lately as my boss is putting high demands on me. In addition I’m a temp not an employee of the place I work so I can get fired on the spot if the boss so chooses. Now I bring this up because money is tight, I will be turning 26 this June so new bill in the form of Obamacare which I heard is expensive and just no sense of job security. Can’t find a job in my field so I take what I can get. 

In addition I like to drink a lot of caffeine since I was 13. 

The last time I had my heart evaluated was Aug-Sept 2016 where I had 5 blood tests, echo, ekg and a  holter. All came back fine. 

My question is, is this heart related like can Stats change within a year and a half or is it anxiety?

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  • jenny61596
    jenny61596 greg09519

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    Yes things can change but anxiety and too much caffeine can make it worse . I would go back and maybe they will give you beta blockers that will also stop the anxiety . If you don’t you will just worry and make things worse 
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