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Regarding cardiophobia
I have been very concerned about my heart health since 8-9 months. Every second of the day these terms are in my mind and i live in constant fear. Since last 1 week i am feeling imbalance while sitting. Can do walking, jogging, running etc without any issue. Ecg echo tmt are normal and are done 2 times in six months. Please guide me. I feel chest heaviness sometimes, it comes and goes. I also have gastric issue sometimes. But my mind relate everything to heart. Pl guide. Is it heart related or what.
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Ur reports are within normal limits but according to your age ur weight is more....
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It is likely anxiety disorder if the cardiac work up is normal. It comes as chest symptoms and gastric symptoms. Consult a psychiatrist for evaluation and remedy. Good luck
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As per the reports it seems normal. But if you are having these feelings it warrants an evaluation by a psychiatrist. It can be anxiety spectrum disorder that you are having. With proper evaluation and counselling it might get better. If it is severe then medicines and psychotherapy may be needed.
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