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Panic attack or heart attack
ECG, ECHO,TMT report are normal before one month .cardio Dr. Says all normal don't worry . But sometime I have feel chest pain that time my oxygen level or heart beat in oximeter fall down 85 and 56 from 98 and 90. I have also constipation problem from 9 month but this problem now better gastrointestinal Dr. Normal report this pain from anxeity. But mild anemia Hb level 7.7 with variant size RBC cell . When this pain start in left side chest and back side after that pain in left hand. Plz suggest this pain panic attack or heart attack
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Seems like anxiety
Take therapy for same
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Ms. Sukanya Phansalkar
Psychologist
10 yrs exp
Ahmednagar
Psychosomatic symptoms (physical symptoms due to psychological stress) are very common in people who have proneness towards anxiety, evidence based therapies along with medications, might help you in better.
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Dr. S Madhavan
Neuropsychiatrist
24 yrs exp
Chennai
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Dr. Arun Narayan Pradeep
Psychiatrist
11 yrs exp
Chennai
It can be a somatic pain and anxiety induced palpitation . Already u r taking medication for anxiety wait for the medication to work it will take minimum 2 to 3 weeks to show some relief.
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