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Sudden unsual feel in chest
Since yesterday i am feeling sudden movements in chest and i feel that bpm has changed, due to which i feel very anxious too. Cardiologists have repeatedly cleared any heart issue. All ecg echo tmt holder done in may and were normal.
But i am not able to figure it out that what is it really. Please guide
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I think it could be anxiety. If a cardiologist have cleared your test, then it has to be a mental health issue. Maybe you’re stressing too much obsessing too much hyper focusing too much on your symptoms. Whatever the cases it can be solved, you can get better. You can consult with me Online for same
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Hi.. you could be having health anxiety. It needs medications.
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It's a anxiety my friend ..in anxiety similar symptoms like heart issues may happen .. so start treatment for anxiety issues
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It could be a physical symptom of anxiety. If you've been cleared by a doctor for any physical illness, you could visit a Psychiatrist to see if they can help you with it
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In anxiety you may feel such chest discomfort. As no heart issue is there , then your symptoms are part of health related anxiety. Don't worry, consult a Psychiatrist for appropriate management and you will be alright.
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If cardiac evaluation is normal, it is likely health anxiety, consult a psychiatrist and seek remedy. Good luck
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Dr. Mohd Abrar
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15 yrs exp
Srinagar
It's panic disorder, take paroxtine 12.5mg daily
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Dr. Bhavya S. Bhalodia
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3 yrs exp
Rajkot
You are probably having panic attacks. Kindly consult psychiatrist.
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Consult psychiatrist.
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