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I get a recurring pain in my heart / chest. ecg is normal. could this be related to exercise? i am pushing myself hard with exercise at the moment
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Chest pain reasons: I understand your concern about recurring pain in your heart. “Pushing myself hard with exercise” may cause chest pain and increased heart rate. Let Wise woman within you reflect on Stress of: •Relationships, marriage, emotional or physical separation •Lack of caring by children •Work •Finances •Loneliness After that see a Psychiatrist for Anxiety, Depression or Acid Reflux and Therapy for stress.
Answered 6/26/2018
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