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I am 47 and very active I go to the gym 4 or5 days a week and play hockey twice a week but lately

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claudio74139
claudio74139

I get a unsettling feeling in my chest     It’s not painful but it’s off and on and it gets me very anxious.   I also get a little bit cold.  

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  • garren88859
    garren88859 claudio74139

    Posted

    What’s your eating habits like 
    • claudio74139
      claudio74139 garren88859

      Posted

      I eat well.   I try to eat really clean.   Not to much fats try not to eat articulation sugar      Chicken fish lots of salads
  • samuels
    samuels claudio74139

    Posted

    Hi,

    ​Can you describe the unsettling feeling, I.E squeezing, crushing,  sharp, burning ? From your brief description it could be many things.

  • padraig76682
    padraig76682 claudio74139

    Posted

    Hi Claudio,

    I get a kind of a vibration in the chest. I got it check out numerous times I was assured it is a muscle twitch not related to the heart. When it happens I still get anxious.

    • samuels
      samuels padraig76682

      Posted

      this vibration sensation would you say it was a spasm feeling ? I'm not a doctor, In these forums here, do a search for people that suffer from prinzmetal angina and see if your symptoms are the same.

    • claudio74139
      claudio74139 padraig76682

      Posted

      No vibration for me.  Mine just feels like pressure or fullness.   I dont have pain but I know something is there.   I play hockey twice a week I’m at the gym 4 days minimum I swim and during all this I’m fine.    Then I’ll be doing something and all of a sudden it starts.    Advil seems to work each time I have tried it
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