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Last weekend I was at the skating rink with my children when a little girl fell and began shouting in pain, not the normal shouts of bumps and bruises, but serious pain shouts. I kept telling my family “she’s fine, she’s fine” over and over again. Then I suddenly became dizzy, short of breath, my chest felt tight, my hands felt tingly, and I felt like I was going to pass out. My husband thinks I now have PTSD from working in the ER. A few days this week I’ve had reoccurring chest tightness.
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Hello.. difficult to say your exact diagnosis . Needs a proper assessment and management. Kindly consult a psychiatrist for the same. Don't be worried even if it's PTSD , it has excellent treatment outcomes.
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Yes could be more detailed investigation is required
Whatever it is its treatable
Consult with me or any psychologist for therapy and counseling
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Dr. Seema Sharma (PhD)
Counselling Psychologist
28 yrs exp
Delhi
Have you felt in the same manner earlier also or it was your first experience. It might be because of situational factors or anxiety.once opt for mental health assessment you will get rid of your chest pain.
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