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A member asked:
Clear ecg and clear bloods , but jaw pain, left arm pain and chest pain, could anxiety be the cause? i'm so scared of heart problems
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Yes: given your age and assuming no risk factors (diabetes, HTN, smoking, birth control pills) and a normal echocardiogram - it is probably related to your anxiety attacks.
Answered 3/25/2019
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