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Anxiety and depression.
I have been suffering from anxiety but it has been controlled as I am on Clonazepam and desvanlafaxine and I took various test few months back I.e( ecg, echo 2d Doppler, various blood test) all were normal. But sometimes when I run my chest pains.
Please suggest.
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Please continue with the medication.
Consider switching over to a milder form of daily exercise such a walking for 20 to 30 min at a pace that is comfortable for you.
As endurance increases, you can start with jogging.
Breathing exercises will also help your anxiety.
Take care.
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It is muscular pain. Apply analgesic gel and can take NSAID.
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