Question: Hello, I am taking 10 mg of abilify in the morning and 1 mg of klonopin two times a day. Yesterday I also took 10 mg of lexapro in the morning for the first time, and I had chest pain all day long. The chest pain was intermittent, on and off. I got an EKG done last night and it came back perfectly normal. And my blood pressure and pulse rate was normal as well. I have had chest pain when I have tried every other depression medication in the last week like lithium, zoloft, SAM-e which is an over the counter depression medication, and a homeopathic depression medication. I also had chest pain when I listened to some music for depression that raises serotonin and dopamine levels. So do you think that since I had the chest pain with everything, it is more likely because of anxiety and panic attacks and that I was worried about the side effects or do you think it would be related to my heart? I read that lexapro can cause deadly side effects like chest pain, chest tightness, and that it can lengthen the QT interval and cause an irregular heartbeat. So do you think this chest pain I had yesterday was any of these things or do you think it was just anxiety and panic attacks since my EKG and blood pressure and pulse was normal. Do you think I should continue the lexapro? I also read an article where it says that the combination of abilify, celexa which is a medication very similar to lexapro, and klonopin can cause death. Here is the article where it says that: http://www.ehealthme.com/sdi/celexa/abilify/death/
If you scroll down, it says that out of the 16 people who had death with abilify and celexa, 3 of them were taking klonopin. So given that lexapro and celexa are isomers, that is the exact combination I am taking: lexapro, abilify, and klonopin. So do you think it is safe to continue the lexapro provided that I had chest pain all day yesterday, and do you think the combination of abilify, lexapro, and klonopin will cause death after reading this article?

I forgot to mention that I was not having chest pain at the time when they did the EKG so would any problems still show up in the EKG?