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26 Year Old With Pain In The Chest And Neck. Slow And Skipping Heart Beat. What Is Happening?

hi, since this morning i have been having niggling pains in my neck and chest . I can breathe ok but my chest feels tight around the sturnum and above. The pain dosnt get severe but it wont go away, trying to walk around town today i felt faint and like i was going to be sick. it feels like my heart beat is too slow and is skipping, i dont know this for definate but that what it feels like. I am a 26 yr old female
Mon, 19 Nov 2012
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Internal Medicine Specialist 's  Response
Hi Taeger
Welcome to healthcare Magic!
One important suggestion for you is that you should get a medical attention as soon as possible and get investigated. You should get a CBC, RFT, ECHO, ECG, xray chest stat.
There are many serious differential diagnoses possible including pneumonia, hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, cardiac arrhythmias, valvular disorders.
It can be a manifestation of excessive anxiety as well but the serious possibilities must be ruled out first.
Wish you a great health!
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26 Year Old With Pain In The Chest And Neck. Slow And Skipping Heart Beat. What Is Happening?

Hi Taeger Welcome to healthcare Magic! One important suggestion for you is that you should get a medical attention as soon as possible and get investigated. You should get a CBC, RFT, ECHO, ECG, xray chest stat. There are many serious differential diagnoses possible including pneumonia, hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, cardiac arrhythmias, valvular disorders. It can be a manifestation of excessive anxiety as well but the serious possibilities must be ruled out first. Wish you a great health!