Bit Pain in heart area, & chest area

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Asked for Male, 22 Years

I have high anxiety, got heart palpatation in July month, started taking medicine for anxiety ...BP was normal now recently, in August just 5-6 days back i started to feel bit pain near heart area, or at heart, or chest area...and my bp is about 140, i still have anxiety & pulse rate of 100 - its not like i always feel anxious but it does get triggered sometimes.. what am more concerned about is my heart, .. is the pain in my heart due to high bp? , will the pain stop, once my anxiety issue gets solved (hence also my bp will become normal) ?

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Dr. Sivabal V Cardiologist 11 yrs exp Thiruvananthapuram · Accepted Answer

Dr. Sivabal V

Cardiologist 11 yrs exp Thiruvananthapuram

Chest pain is atypical. Consult a cardiologist and Psychiatrist

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