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What Causes Feeling Weak After Eating And Pain In Right Side Of Chest?

i have low blood pressure and have fainted one time due to it gone to hospital several times feeling faint everything always checks out fine? notice a trend of feeling weak afte5r eating i workout and eat very well i also get a pain in the right side ofg my chest
Mon, 8 Sep 2014
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If you have been to hospital several times due to anxiety about something being wrong with you and the doctor gave you a clean chit, you are probably suffering from an anxiety disorder such as Panic Disorder.
You should consult a psychiatrist. She/he will be able to evaluate you properly, counsel you and decide on medicines and psychotherapy. This will help you understand your condition and get treatment. It will also save you repeated visits to hospitalization along with unnecessary expenses.
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What Causes Feeling Weak After Eating And Pain In Right Side Of Chest?

If you have been to hospital several times due to anxiety about something being wrong with you and the doctor gave you a clean chit, you are probably suffering from an anxiety disorder such as Panic Disorder. You should consult a psychiatrist. She/he will be able to evaluate you properly, counsel you and decide on medicines and psychotherapy. This will help you understand your condition and get treatment. It will also save you repeated visits to hospitalization along with unnecessary expenses. I hope this answers your question.