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Can aortic aneurysm symptoms be mistaken for anything else? even more so after use of "upper" drugs?

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Dr. Ward Dean answered

Specializes in Holistic Medicine

Yes--can be mistaken: Aortic aneurysm is highly unlikely in someone your age. The only people I've ever known to have aortic aneurysm have been long-term (more than 20-30 years) smokers. Aortic aneurysms are characterized by a "tearing pain," that moves as the tear expands. Some have compared it to pain of a kidney stone. More likely you're having tachycardia and anxiety from the "uppers."

Answered 6/26/2020

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