Is This Gerd Or Anxiety??

[Nam]

Heart issues was the first thing that came to mind. Women especially do not present with MI in the same way. There is also heart problems with the arteries spasming that has nothing to do with cholesterol or plaque or blood pressure. Please make sure that all those tests come back clean. Gallbladder pain can also present with those symptoms.

 

[joeylittle]

Hi, @DerpyDerp_:O. We aren't a general mental health forum, we have a specific focus towards PTSD.

PTSD...no

I'd like you to read this: https://www.myptsd.com/help/terms/
and this: https://www.myptsd.com/help/community-constitution/

I'm going to leave this thread open for now, but please understand where you're at.

You will find some information on anxiety Link Removed

 

[illusionist]

Derpyderp......please have a look at your heading.

 

[Deleted member 1860]

I have mild heart palpitations.

I also have stomach issues. If my heart is acting up, the stomach soon follows suit. Yes, they are connected. If I can keep my heart issues under control, the stomach issues are better. (I say better as I have non heart related stomach issues as well.)

 

[DerpyDerp_:O]

Heart issues was the first thing that came to mind. Women especially do not present with MI in the same way. There is also heart problems with the arteries spasming that has nothing to do with cholesterol or plaque or blood pressure. Please make sure that all those tests come back clean. Gallbladder pain can also present with those symptoms.

its ok...im a child lol

 

[joeylittle]

its ok...im a child lol

explain, please?

 

[DerpyDerp_:O]

explain, please?

????

 

[joeylittle]

I don't understand what your statement "it's OK, I'm a child" is referring to. So I'm asking what you meant by it.

 

[DerpyDerp_:O]

I don't understand what your statement "it's OK, I'm a child" is referring to. So I'm asking what you meant by it.

A member was suggesting symptoms of a heart attack.

 

[joeylittle]

Ah. Actually, you can have a heart attack at any age - it's not as common in children and teenagers, but it's very possible. Sometimes congenital, presents as you go through the last few growth spurts, sometimes a tear in the chest wall....so, it can happen.

How old are you, BTW?

 

[Neverthesame]

I recommend seeing your pediatrician. If you can afford it either or. A pediatric cardiothoracic specialist, or pediatric gastroenterologist. If you are unable to do that, a second opinion from a different doctor, would be my advice.

Failing that, there is always reddit. I know from experience as an EMT. The symptoms you are describing could come from a myriad of different things. Some serious, some harmless. However it is both useless and careless for me to attempt to even give you a guess.

Oh, and it is normal to get a little out of breath running up a flight of stairs.

 

[Neverthesame]

I suppose I could give a little teensy bit of advice.

If and I do stress IF.

IF. You have been to a actual in person doctor. And If. You have been diagnosed with gastroesophageal reflux disease. You may find it helpful to avoid spicy food.