Having shortness of breath with some chest pain both side and back pain upper , and felt very weak now feeling okaish , also I sit not in a good posture that might be reason , but the chest pain was happening me like 7 to 8 years like a short pain with no breath then normal , but last year the symptoms again like this with continuous pain on both sides and weakness but then after some consultation with doc he said it is just the thing of mind , and also after this all pain and every thing gone ( also at that time I had a paper ca foundation) and and now again when paper is here all these symptoms are here but how just thinking in mind can cause this
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When worry stays active for a long time it can show up as tightness, breathlessness and weakness. Therapy can help you feel more in control of those sensations. A psychologist can guide you on techniques to calm the body and reduce symptom-related fear
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Hello,
Thank you for sharing your concern. Experiencing chest discomfort, shortness of breath, weakness, and body pain can understandably feel frightening and stressful. It is good that you already consulted a doctor earlier and noticed that the symptoms reduced afterwards.
At times, stress, anxiety, overthinking, or exam-related pressure can increase physical symptoms such as chest tightness, breathing difficulty, muscle tension, weakness, or body discomfort. The mind and body are closely connected, so emotional stress can sometimes affect physical sensations more strongly, especially during periods of pressure or fear.
However, since these symptoms involve chest pain and breathing difficulty, it is important not to ignore them completely. If symptoms continue, increase, or become severe, please consult a medical doctor again for proper evaluation and reassurance.
A few things that may help:
• Practice slow breathing and relaxation exercises regularly
• Maintain proper posture, sleep, hydration, and routine
• Notice whether symptoms increase during stress, fear, or exam pressure
• Reduce excessive health-related worry or over-monitoring of sensations
Speaking with a counselling psychologist can also help in managing stress, anxiety, panic-related symptoms, and health worries if they are contributing to the cycle.
Warm regards,
Dr Namita Ranjan
Counselling Psychologis
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