I'm a 35 year old male with some issues with high blood pressure. A year ago I was borderline pre-diabetic, but I went and lost 10 lbs and the doctor was pretty impressed with the results. However, I've gained about 8 lbs back and my blood pressure was 140/126 about a month ago when I went to the doctor. So, I've been exercising & running regularly to try and improve that, it worked in the past. Lately, I've been feeling slight pressure in the middle of my chest, which is painless and comes and goes. It doesn't effect my breathing at all. A couple of months ago, I was getting weird muscle spasms in the same area whenever I was working out. I went to the doctor, we did a stress test and he found that it was quite normal. I honestly don't remember what he called it, but said the majority of people get these 'spasms' and don't even know it. He said to decrease my caffeine intake. I still drink coffee in the morning, but don't take any other caffeine and I haven't felt those spasms ever since. Could this be worrisome? Are these symptoms of anything? I do my annual physical and blood test at the end of this month. Thanks - Rudy H.