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Dx 49 pac's. echo showed a healthy strong heart, stress test was clear. are my pacs due to anxiety since nothing else was found ?
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Maybe: It could be due to anxiety. Medications and caffeine may also cause problems.
Answered 11/25/2013
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PAC's: If you have had a full cardiac work up and everything was negative then you need to try to relax and avoid becoming so anxious. Stay away from sugar and caffeine as much as possible and you can do yoga, meditation and drink camomelle tea. If does not resolve in a few months despite these changes then you may need to see a psychologist to help with your anxiety.
Answered 11/25/2013
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