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Should i go to emergency if i am experiencing pain in my upper abdomen/chest and a bounding pulse, fluctuating blood pressure, and heart rate that raises and stay above 100 while standing but goes back while sit or lying down?
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Yes, you should.
Answered 8/23/2021
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At age 24 years these symptoms are more consistent with Anxiety/Stress disorder than with heart problem. The ER is unlikely to provide the attention one might need for these signs and symptoms. The place to start is with the PCP and then the Psychologist or Health Counseling Practitioner.
Answered 8/25/2021
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