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Recently I'm dealing with some stressful events in my life. I'm experiencing slight check pain or heavy chest now a days. How can i deal with this?
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Hi, in our life we can't change events most of time  about which we experience stress but we  can deal with them by  changing our response about them by changing our attitudes about such events.we can also experience stress in our body like heavy chest etc .
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Stress is a big factor to cause physical and psychological symptoms, sadly some times the physical aren't actual, but since it is probably the first time you're experiencing physical symptoms go to your GP and get it checked and ruled out. Knowing that it has nothing to do with your heart or otherwise will ease your stress. Find a good therapist, focus on your mental health and they will be able to help with ways to deal with anxiety, stress and etc
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GP visit - rule out physical issues find a therapist - start counselling sessions
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do not keep thinking and stay without getting assistance, it will knly aggravate the feeling
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Hi Without getting delayed first consult with Physician (Doctor) to rule out any underlying conditions or causes.If everything is fine then analyse, monitor all the physical and mental factors which are affecting you or creating any kind of physical and emotional stress then try to improve upon conditions.
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If you feel then connect with Psychiatrist or Psychologist for further process.
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Think -----Rethink and Reconnect with yourself to gain clarity and insights about situation and conditions clearly
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Hi....If this is the case we need to work on your thought processes related to the stressful situation. Parallely also we need to rule out physical health problems which can cause chest pain. So for all this you need detailed counseling session. Also, I can teach you techniques to overcome anxiety and later we can see the improvement with your chest pain.
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The patient should immediately consult a psychologist
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keep a track of thoughts that come to ur mind when u experience chest pain
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Hello, Stress has become an inevitable part of life.However, the more we learn to manage it, the better our lives would be. Kindly rule out any physical causes by visiting your family physician. For mental health, remember the centre of Happiness is "I".Self care is mandatory in your case. Appropriate meal timings and required sleep shall equip you to handle things effectively. Priotitize by tackling matters one at a time. Deep breathing exercises, writing down your feelings shall be helpful. A change in perspective is required, the stress shall pass, learn from it ,get sturdier and become more robust in winning challenges. All the best! Counseling sessions shall be very beneficial in your case to gain more clarity. You can connect for further professional guidance. Happy Healthy Living!
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Hi, Stress and anxiety can cause both physical and emotional problems.Consult a psychologist.
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Consult
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Deep breathing exercises Getting a blood test done for hormonal level and vitamin d
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The symptoms which you had mentioned could all be due to stress which you are going through.. Consult a psychological Counselor to overcome this issue..
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Hi dear concerned as per symptoms best would be to go to a nearby Psychiatrist or clinical Psychologist for further evaluation. These symptoms could easily deal with cognitive therapy and hypnosis therapy.
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It's not uncommon to experience chest discomfort when you're dealing with stress. First, it's essential to consider seeking medical advice to rule out any underlying health issues. Once you've done that, managing stress is key. You can try relaxation techniques like deep breathing, meditation, or yoga. Talking to a therapist or counselor can also be really beneficial in addressing the root causes of your stress and finding ways to cope with it effectively.
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Hi It all depends what goes on in your mind... Anxiety may be result of o going stress and thoughts Need to find root cause and adress. It Consult with me or any psychologist for therapy and counseling online All the best :)
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It's anxiety.practice deep breathing
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counseling
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connect
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