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I am having Severe Anxiety attacks
Yesterday i was having less chest pain which felt like anxeity attack, later in night the pain went too high and I went to emergency. The pain was in whole chest like someone was pressing it. Doctor said it is due to pushups I did and due to acidity. ECG was performed and it came normal. By BP was 180/100 at that time. They gave me medicine for BP and performed troponin T test which came negative. They gave me pain killer and a some drinking gel for acidity. I consulted another doctor who has given me Betacap TR 40, fludac, Petril-MD .25 for 10 days. I am little confused whom should I consult regarding this.
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Second one to follow it is a panic attack
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If your tests etc are normal it could be due to anxiety
Get a detailed evaluation by a mental health professional
Consult a psychologist in person or online for anxiety
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