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have been with constant chest pains since 7 years which lasts only for few seconds and then again they start when i think of my chest pain they become more worse, and now the pain has travelled to&nbs
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constant chest pain
posted at 12/7/2012 6:59 AM BST
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Re: constant chest pain
posted at 12/7/2012 11:26 AM BST
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In Response to constant chest pain: have been with constant chest pains since 7 years which lastsPerhaps am stating the obvious b only for few seconds and then again they start when i think of my chest pain they become more worse, and now the pain has travelled to back upper right side and back left side ,when im busy with my work no pain arises and my age is 21. with 5`11 and 56kgs a skinny guy a non smoker, non alcoholic, and a healthy main with no other symptoms and since my child hood iam suffering from OCD and anxiety that i would die and i always think of some thing relates to these dying issues and dont know what to do do i have any caridiac problems or any other please let me know thank you............. Posted by raviprakash Perhaps I am stating the obvious but have you seen your General Practitioner? |
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Re: constant chest pain
posted at 12/7/2012 2:25 PM BST
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In Response to Re: constant chest pain: raviprakash I agree with kirked -please visit your doctor sadian Posted by sadian After you have been worked up by your GP, you might consider seeing a psychiatrist to manage your anxiety and OCD . |
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Re: constant chest pain
posted at 12/7/2012 3:59 PM BST
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Re: constant chest pain
posted at 13/7/2012 5:42 AM BST
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thanx a lot for the reply sir , and how to over come my anxiety and i am always in fear of some thing which seems to be silly always my mind is full of such negative thoughts, help me to over come this sir thank you............ In Response to Re: constant chest pain: Dear Raviprakash, After careful evaluation of what you have described, your problem does not seem to be cardiac but is surely related to your psychiatric illness, probably what is known as 'acute severe anxiety'. So you are required to consult your psychiatrist, & also for the purpose of your satisfaction you may consult an eminent cardiologist. Thanks & wishing you a rapid recovery. Posted by Dr. K. Ashutosh |
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Re: constant chest pain
posted at 20/9/2012 9:36 PM BST
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Re: constant chest pain
posted at 21/9/2012 1:41 PM BST
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In Response to Re: constant chest pain: I also have same symptom. I have pain in my chest since last 7 years. I have been to several different doctors, went to emergancy for 5-6 times in different hospital and also consult cardilogist. Cardilogist took nuclear stress test (while I was in pain) and he said you are as healthy as any normal person would be. My primary doctor took 10 times stress test(while I was in pain and no pain) also my year over year EKG is same. In this 7 years may be 20 times EKG has been taken by all these different doctor and all they said is everything normal. My doctor treated me with Anxiety/Depression but it seems like not helping with medicine like cymbalta or lorazapam. Lately I pinpoint that whenever I lift weigth it cause me pain for sure. Any thoughts what problem I have? Thanks ~ Keyur Posted by keyp Hi Keyur. First, I would like to point out that I am not a Doctor, just a Nurse, so I do not have the knowledge of some of those on here. Having said that here are my personal opinions: 1) It is good that they have ruled out a Cardiovascular cause as that would be the most important. 2) You say your doctor treated you for anxiety/depression with medications but did he refer you to Psychiatry/Counselling for this. Treating anxiety or depression just Pharmacologically may help a bit but it won't address the reasons for the anxiety/depression. If your Doctor thinks it is Psychological, then you need specialist review to try and get to the cause of it, otherwise it will just continue. Did anything happen 7 years ago that may have started it? Some kind of personal trauma/injury? 3) You mention that you get pain when you lift weight: Are we talking about a significant weight or are we talking about any weight at all (for example, 10KG or 1KG)? Was the pain, prior to lately, always caused by lifting a weight or is that just lately? If it has been that all along, then it may possibly be a muscular issue (a weak muscle etc) though for it to intermittent over that length of time is new to me. Overall, you have done the right things so far by being seen by your doctor and having investigations. I'm afraid, with symptoms such as this, it is sometimes a case of working through all the possibilities until you find the cause. It could be Physchological (maybe caused by anxiety) or it could be physical (a weak muscle etc). Perhaps post back with a bit more information and maybe some others can advise, although be aware that on here we can only speculate as it is difficult without doing an examination.
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Re: constant chest pain
posted at 21/9/2012 7:04 PM BST
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