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Generalised anxiety disorder
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A doctor diagnosed that I have generalised anxiety disorder. Can an anxiety disorder cause all time chest tightness?
All blood tests are normal
Chest x-ray is also normal
Doctor checked using stethoscope lungs are also fine
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Yes anxiety disorder can cause chest tightness. Its curable with Homoeopathy treatment which is safe, effective and non habit forming. Please consult over phone for detailed case history and right prescription for your ailments.
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Need to relax
Take some therapy for this and irrational thoughts that cause and worsen anxiety
Consult with me or any psychologist for therapy and counselling online
All the best
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Dr. S Madhavan
Neuropsychiatrist
24 yrs exp
Chennai
Anxiety disorders have physical component e.g pounding heart, feeling dizzy, sweating body pain and tightness in chest. Anxiety has psychological component restlessness, worrying, negative thinking and sleep difficulty. Psychiatrists also use a term cognitive component which means poor concentration forgetting things in stressful situation and poor performance.
Next Steps
try breathing techniques. you tube clips on breathing techniques and relaxation. if still you feel the same way try physical relaxation techniques e.g Jacobson progressive muscle relaxation
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continue treatment
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Dr. Anamika Gupta
Psychologist
9 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi..Anxiety is being followed by various other aspects like Anger,Sadness,many times resulting in Guilt and leading towards Depression.Its like falling in the trap. To get out of it professional help is required.Do not delay the further assessment and seek immediate help.You can book an appointment with me or with any other Counselor Via Practo.Good luck and I would suggest you to monitor your triggers.Take Care.
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