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What Causes Chest Pain And Dizziness?

Hello, I m 27 years old I ve been having chest pain for long time now I ve gotten ECG, blood test and x-rays but everything coke out fine, what I don t understand is why my symptoms are getting worse, I feel pinches of short pain in my chest also tightness, get dizzy when I get up, muscles twitching, pressure in my head not like a head ache, blurry vision, tightening of jaw, a lot of goosebumps like every 10-20 min., cold sweat and I feel confuse sometimes, I also feel the twitching in me head now....... I think I could be some type of poison or coronary disease.... but i don t know that s why I m here..what can it be??
posted on Sat, 22 Oct 2016
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Hello,

I think you should get a complete cardiac check up not only ECG done, together with a neurological examination and MRI of the spinal cord to determine the right diagnosis.

So, better set an appointment with cardiologist and neurologist as soon as possible.

Check your blood pressure, and sugar levels, and record the results for reference.

Hope this helps.
Dr.Albana Sejdini
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What Causes Chest Pain And Dizziness?

Hello, I think you should get a complete cardiac check up not only ECG done, together with a neurological examination and MRI of the spinal cord to determine the right diagnosis. So, better set an appointment with cardiologist and neurologist as soon as possible. Check your blood pressure, and sugar levels, and record the results for reference. Hope this helps. Dr.Albana Sejdini