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chest pain, arm pain, palpatations Posted: 01-25-08 11:18am
As You Hve Anxiety........
Which Thats What I Have Been Diagnosed
With You Seen To Know Alot About It
.......
But i Think My Symphtomns Arre More Heart
Problem Related?
For The Last Year i Have Had All These
Symphtomns Mostly Constantly ?
Lower Jaw Pain
Shoulder Balde Pai....[Constant]
Chest Aches And Pain.....
Arm Pains Constant.......?
Top Of Stomach Weird Aches
Palpataions
I Would Just Like To Knw If You Hve ANy Of
These .........Im Scared Im Gnna Die That
i Gtta Heart Problem .....?
I Am Convinced Im Gnna Hve a heart Attack
Nuthin Relaxes This Pain Its Always Mostly
There Somtimes Worse Than Other
Times.............
IM SOOO SCARED !!!!
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capecod
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Joined: 21 Jan 2008 Posts: 14 Location: Manchester, England
Posted: 01-25-08 19:23pm
go to the doctors as soon as you get a
chance but dont panic if you have had this
for a year your probs not in any immediate
danger i would bet most of that comes with
anxiety ive had face pain,arm pains,chest
pains,and palpatations as well as face
crawling sensations tingling in hands feet
all sorts of really powerful feelings you
wouldnt dream you could have with out
dieing so keep calm but do go to doctors
to rule out other stuff plus there awesome
treating heart troubles these days take
care
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rabbitgreen
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Joined: 15 Dec 2007 Posts: 11 Location: , Malaysia
Posted: 01-26-08 22:41pm
Yes, take responsible for what is going on
and go for a full check up. Whatever the
results are, just stay calm and accept the
way it is and the way it is not. Next step
is what action can you take and willing to
take to make adjustments. The bottom line
is are you ready to take charge of your
health and yr life?
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rabbitgreen
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Joined: 15 Dec 2007 Posts: 11 Location: , Malaysia
Posted: 01-26-08 22:47pm
Yes, take responsible for what is going on
and go for a full check up. Whatever the
results are, just stay calm and accept the
way it is and the way it is not. You may
want to go for 2nd opinion. Next step is
what action can you take and willing to
take to make adjustments. The bottom line
is are you ready to take charge of your
health and yr life?
Look back at the things/actions you have
done or not done that could contribute to
this. Eg. bad eating habits, eating
"wrong" food, sleep late, not enough fresh
air, stress at work/relationships, too
much coffee,etc.. See if you can reduce
or stop whatever is contributing to the
problems.
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just4this
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Joined: 26 Jan 2008 Posts: 10
Posted: 01-26-08 23:56pm
You post the same thing over and over,
jodie I would look into personality
disorders some kind where you are looking
for attention or OCD , hypochondria. Get
on meds or get counseling for you anxiety.
Its a disorder and your obviously
obsessing over this no one can help you.
You claim to have gone to the doctors so I
dont get it whats the deal they told you
what you have. Try treatment for anxiety
and it will probably relieve what you
think is your heart.
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jodie 16
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i am not Posted: 01-28-08 14:31pm
umm attention no i think people do bizzare
things for attention not me sorry.
i um just worried about my health .....
like some people are i really dont like
your attitude when you dont know me you
say all this
ive been to couselling where they told me
it was .....nothing wrong with me
hypochondria is someone who thinks theyre
diein all the time when they get headache
and aches nooo i dont
only chest pains
when i get headache i know its because of
stress or lack of sleep
Hypochondriasis (or hypochondria,
sometimes referred to as health
anxiety/health phobia) refers to an
excessive preoccupation or worry about
having a serious illness. Often,
hypochondria persists even after a
physician has evaluated a person and
reassured him/her that his/her concerns
about symptoms do not have an underlying
medical basis or, if there is a medical
illness, the concerns are far in excess of
what is appropriate for the level of
disease. Many people suffering from this
disorder focus on a particular symptom as
the catalyst of their worrying, such as
gastro-intestinal problems, palpitations,
or muscle fatigue.
The DSM-IV-TR defines this disorder,
“Hypochondriasis,” as a somatoform
disorder[1] and one study has shown it to
affect about 3% of the population.[2]
Hypochondria is often characterized by
fears that minor bodily symptoms may
indicate a serious illness, constant
self-examination and self-diagnosis, and a
preoccupation with one's body. Many
individuals with hypochondriasis express
doubt and disbelief in the doctors'
diagnosis, and report that doctors’
reassurance about an absence of a serious
medical condition is unconvincing, or
un-lasting. Many hypochondriacs require
constant reassurance, either from doctors,
family, or friends, and the disorder can
become a disabling torment for the
individual with hypochondriasis, as well
as his or her family and friends. Some
hypochondriacal individuals are completely
avoidant of any reminder of illness,
whereas others are frequent visitors of
doctors’ offices. Other hypochondriacs
will never speak about their terror,
convinced that their fear of having a
serious illness will not be taken
seriously by those in whom they confide.
You have gone to the doctor and they told
you it was anxiety and your heart is fine.
You are choosing to not listen to them.
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beastsbeauty
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Joined: 26 Mar 2008 Posts: 1 Location: Birmingham, UK
I know what your going through Posted: 03-26-08 05:10am
Hi Hun, I'm new to this site and felt I
had to reply to your post. I have
suffered with panic/anxiety attacks for
nine years. I also suffer with all the
symptoms of pain that you described. You
do need to get checked out but I
personally think its due to your anxiety.
I have seen specialists and have started
to try and cope with my illness. Don't
listen to people who say its all in your
head, I used to listen to comments like
that all the time and it just makes you
feel worse about yourself. Some people
are very insensitive especailly when they
haven't gone through what you have. Feel
free to contact me, I'd love to know how
you get on. xx