Dr. Amiya Kumar Chattopadhyay
Cardiology
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Hello doctor,
Recently, I have been having chest pain with burning around the heart area. I have had adrenal or chronic fatigue for one and a half years. Other symptoms since being fatigued include neck or head tremors, excited nervous system, elevated heart rate, pounding heart, exhaustion, low stress tolerance, increase in headaches, occasional arm aches, burning sensations in the arms.
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Your symptoms are suggestive of anxiety or stress. I suggest you do upper GI endoscopy to exclude GERD which may cause chest pain and burning around the heart. Rest of the symptoms are due to anxiety. I suggest you consult your GP. You may practice the following things to reduce stress or anxiety. Walking for 30 minutes daily. Do breathing exercise for five minutes two times daily. Do Yoga for half an hour daily. Participate in sports activities, spend quality time with friends and family, listen to music.
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