I get wierd feelings on my chest daily. i get this overwhelming feeling that i'm about to die very soon like same day. i get so scared i want to scream or cry so loud.

Chest pain: Most likely reflux try ranitidine 150 mg /day and prevecid 30 mg qd. May be costochondritis ( pain when you press on your chest-), gallbladder. Also may be heart -less likely get EKG, echocardiogram possibly stress test to ease your concerns. Try 81 mg ASA (9 if not allergic). Do not worry. but try the ranitidine/prevecid and make an appointment or see urgent care over next 48 hours

Sounds like anxeity: disorder. Please go to doc to rule out medical conditions and then a mental health professional for therapy, not just medication. Difficulty w/breath and feelings in chest are common w/anxiety disorder and very uncomfortable. Lots of reason for positive outcome. Peace and good health.

Seek professional he: This sounds like an anxiety attack. I suggest that you contact a mental health professional for an evaluation and a recommendation about a treat course

Anxiety: First, get medical clearance from your doctor, but you seem to get closer to a clinical condition related to the category of anxiety disorders. Given the symptoms you describe, this may correspond to initial panic attacks. The condition might be quite successfully treated. At times, your doctor can start you on some medication or referred you to a mental health practitioner as soon as possible.

Panic: It certainly sounds like you're having panic attacks. If you are, you can realize that they are highly treatable. But there is the question of whether there is also a medical basis for them: you should get medical evaluation promptly to assess this.

Sounds like a panic: attack. Check with your MD first to r/o physical causes, and then start reading. Here's a start: http://www.psychologyproductsandservices.com/page2.html Many therapists are trained to deal with anxiety and/or depression (which is often associated with anxiety). There are lots of approaches, most successful, to reduce or eliminate the conditions that set anxiety up. Find a pro for help.

Panic attack: Provided anything/everything is ruled out as a physical cause of what you're experiencing, your symptoms are consistent with panic disorder. If this is the case, get yourself evaluated by a psychiatrist and consider medication. Also, see a reputable psychotherapist who specializes in panic/anxiety disorders.