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I am 21 wth a panic disorder and i am currently having mild chest pain, only when i move fast, but i've done a lot of heart tests, should i be worried?
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Not cardiac: Mostly lf your had heart tests then your heart is okay. You may want to check your heart rate, this may be causing chest pain and anxiety.
Answered 3/22/2014
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