Anxiety attack symptoms?
Hi,
Ever since Sunday afternoon I have been having this thought that I am having a heart attack. I have a history of panic/anxiety. However, I am having a hard time convincing myself that it is just anxiety. I have had symptoms such as left arm pain, chest pain, tightness in the chest and throat, shortness of breath, dizziness bouts etc.
I went to the ER and all they did was ask about my history, listen to my heart, take vitals and oxygen levels. No EKGs or Chest X-Rays or anything like that. They said my symptoms were due to anxiety and gave me Zoloft.
Right now (about 4 days after the symptoms started), I am sitting here with tightness in chest and throat and a shortness of breath. Is this really just anxiety? I keep trying to convince myself it is but I am having a very hard time.
If it was heart related, since I started experiencing symptoms about 4 days ago, would the symptoms have gotten a lot worse?
Thanks!
Nope, no blood test was done. I was puzzled as to why they didn’t do any testing really but I guess I was an obvious anxiety case?
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It does sound like you are having anxiety attacks, which can feel very much like a heart attack. At the ER, did anyone take you blood to test? If someone has had a heart attack, an enzyme is present in your blood.
There is also something that is called ‘non-specific chest pains’. A doctor might dianose this after checking your blood and ruiling out anxiety. There is no real remedy for this other than rest and trying to avoid stress.
You probably should visit a family doctor who can properly diagnose what is happening to you.
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