I'm 16 years old, (17 in a few months) a
male, 5ft 2in, and weigh around 95lbs. For
the past two or so weeks I've been having
random discomfort in my chest, arms, neck,
and legs. The discomfort usually shifts
around parts of my body each day. It
doesn't hurt a lot but it gets in the way
of activities. This discomfort doesn't go
away but it's actually been permanent
throughout the whole day. I have no
medical history but my eating habits
aren't exactly "good." I eat a lot of junk
food like McDonald's, KFC, pizza, ect and
I think that my eating habits may be
catching up to me. I thought about seeing
a doctor but I don't want to tell my mom
something like "I think I'm going to have
a heart attack, can I get it checked out?"
because I don't want to put that kind of
stress on her unless I know for sure it
is.
So what I'm asking is if these are all
signs leading up to a heart attack?
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antigone
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Posted: 04-27-08 20:39pm
Any chest pain or pressure, shortness of
breath, pain that radiates down the arm,
pain that radiates to the neck and jaw,
heart burn? These are all signs of a heart
attack. Your pain does not sound cardiac
related. Tell your mom so she can get you
to a doctor and find out what is happening
with you.
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