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Generalized Anxiety Disorder, Tachycardia, Weird Sensation In Left Breast. Due To Anxiety?
I have generalized anxiety disorder and lately I ve been feeling anxious. The doctor checked me and did some blood tests and ECG and said everything came out fine I just need to see a cardiologist for the tachichardya and to get a heart monitor . But I keep Getting this weird sensation on left breast like I have a needle poking me it comes and goes . I would like to know if it s my anxiety
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You are already diagnosed to have Anxiety.
Your sensations of discomfort are in agreement with anxiety
It does not suggest a hear problem at all.
All the same, it is advisable to see the cardiologist. You have written - "tachichardya". I presume it is tachycardia. It means your heart rate is fast. Seeing a heart doctor does not mean it is heart disease. Even without suspecting heart problem, sometimes opinion is advised to have base line study for prescription purposes. A normal heart as confirmed by the cardiologist gives great relief to the patient as well as her physician.
Go ahead and make sure
Good luck
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Generalized Anxiety Disorder, Tachycardia, Weird Sensation In Left Breast. Due To Anxiety?
Hi You are already diagnosed to have Anxiety. Your sensations of discomfort are in agreement with anxiety It does not suggest a hear problem at all. All the same, it is advisable to see the cardiologist. You have written - tachichardya . I presume it is tachycardia. It means your heart rate is fast. Seeing a heart doctor does not mean it is heart disease. Even without suspecting heart problem, sometimes opinion is advised to have base line study for prescription purposes. A normal heart as confirmed by the cardiologist gives great relief to the patient as well as her physician. Go ahead and make sure Good luck