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mellowfalcon41 mellowfalcon41 NewcomerOP
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#1 ·
For quite some time now, a close friend of mine has been complaining about this persistent heartache. She’s only 22, so I find it hard to believe there's anything physically wrong, though I can't entirely rule it out. I've strongly suggested she go see a doctor for a checkup, but she's being incredibly stubborn about it and refuses to go.
Has anyone else ever dealt with a situation like this?
lonemarlin40 lonemarlin40 Member
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#2 ·
Look, I’m no doctor, but I’ve got my doubts about it being a heart issue. It really depends on how she's feeling... Is it more of a burning sensation or just straight-up pain?
Could be her lungs or something else entirely. Maybe even the spleen, though that's usually sitting a bit lower down.
mellowfalcon41 mellowfalcon41 NewcomerOP
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#3 ·
She says she’s feeling this sharp, stabbing sensation. Honestly, I can’t quite wrap my head around why!
brisknomad6 brisknomad6 Active Member
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#4 ·
Stabbing pains....

It could just be some sinus arrhythmia, which I think a ton of people deal with, honestly...

Aside from those stabs—which can get pretty intense sometimes, I guess—there aren't really any other big consequences, and you can totally live a normal life with it...

She should probably just go get an EKG done...
Casey Palmer5 Casey Palmer5 Regular
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#5 ·
I have a friend who says her heart is "aching," too. But honestly, it’s more than just physical pain—it feels like her soul is hurting.

Of course, you always have to rule out anything medical first. She should probably check in with a doctor or a cardiologist just to be safe. Most likely, it isn't an actual heart issue, but something else entirely. What kind of symptoms is she actually feeling?
A Anonymous Veteran
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#6 ·
Where exactly is she feeling it?

What kind of pain is it? When does it happen, and what other symptoms are you seeing?

Some people get these weird, fluttering sensations around their heart from time to time, but it doesn't actually turn out to be any specific illness or disorder... still, if that pain sticks around, they really need to see a cardiologist or at least their primary care doctor.

If there’s even a hint of heart or brain issues, you can't afford to wait around.
Austin Grant3 Austin Grant3 Newcomer
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#7 ·
...give me a break...it’s way more likely she just pinched some nerve because of her posture...

...it's pretty unlikely that her heart is actually hurting after all these years, unless there's some underlying condition finally showing up...
rustycanyon50 rustycanyon50 Member
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#8 ·
I had the exact same experience two years ago. I went in for an echocardiogram and everything came back perfectly normal, so they suggested it might just be due to my chronically low blood pressure....😕
It seems like every summer when the heat hits, I start feeling terrible, and sometimes I even get chest pains...
Austin Grant3 Austin Grant3 Newcomer
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#9 ·
...look, when it comes to younger people, that chest pain is most often just psychogenic. You really don't need to panic, but if it keeps happening, go see a doctor and get checked out anyway...
mellowfalcon41 mellowfalcon41 NewcomerOP
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rustycanyon50 said:I went through the exact same thing about two years ago. I actually went in for an echocardiogram and everything came back perfectly normal, so they suggested it might just be due to my extremely low blood pressure (which I struggle with constantly)....😕
And honestly, every single summer when things slow down and it gets quiet, I start feeling terrible, and sometimes even my heart starts aching...

You know, you’re absolutely right—she does have low blood pressure, too. I am definitely going to mention that to her. Thank you all so much for the insight!

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