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I went to a party & the dj loud music with strong bass caused strong hearbeating & chest pain.i felt sick & nauseous. can loud music harm my heart?
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There are some: frequencies and volumes that can be detrimental if focused on the chest cavity or heart. It is unlikely this could happen in a recreational setting. Anxiety could contribute to your symptoms. Just avoid the situations in the future if you can.
Answered 1/8/2017
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