i have experienced pain on my chest.Is that angina or heartburn?
453101
Are you exhibiting the classic symptoms of angina with shortness of breath, heavy sweating, jaw pain or down the arm?  I would be very skeptical about taking these medications for someone your age.  I suggest seeing a Cardiologist, please have your doctor refer you to one!    It is normal for a teen to have a heart rate of 90 bpm.  This really does sound more like heart burn or acid reflux.  Try over the counter medications like Pepcid or Zantac and see if these help.  Check with the pharmacist though for interactions with the other meds you are taking!  Good Luck!
852716
Well it definately sounds like you have high anxiety, Yes, anxiety attacks can feel like a heart attack, the sore jaw, probably from grinding your teeth in your sleep or when you are mad/stressed.  Anxiety can also cause high stomach acid. the only other thing I can think of is gall bladder problems. I would suggest seeing a doctor ASAP... Because weather it is anxiety or somethuing worse. you should still get it checked! Good Luck
342534
the disease may be Angina Pectoris: Pain due to narrowing of coronary arteries secondary to aortic stenosis or low pressure; may also be due to sevgere anemia, hyperthyroidism, or excercise\n\nSymptoms: Crushing chest pain, palpitations, faintness, dyspnea, levine’s sign (fist to chest), diaphoresis, increased BP, abnormal EKG, evident cardiac disease\n\nconsult your doctor.
242891
Ischemic heart disease is caused by poor blood circulation to the heart. Normally, this is a result of atherosclerotic plaques which reduce the capacity of coronary arteries. Angina pectoris is a type of chest pain which is a symptom of ischemic heart disease. An infarction happens when an artery gets clogged because of plaque and a portion of the heart muscle dies. This is what is called a "heart attack".
78822
heartburn? i use to get thigns just liek that peopel said heartburn i dodnt think so but when it hurt sounds weird but i punched it and made it go away havnt had it in years since i forgot all botu it till now
915841
You might want to check out the symptoms of "costochondritis" -- inflammation of the cartilage connecting the ribs -- to see if that condition is similar to what you are experiencing.  (see links below)\n\nThe good news is that it's not serious, it usually goes away on its own, and it can be treated with various painkillers.  You might want to try a heating pad, or ice packs, or alternating the two.\n\nJust in case, however, I would recommend a visit to your doctor to confirm.  If it were something more serious, like your liver, gallbladder, or heart trouble, you wouldn't want to miss the early warning signs.
414279
well, we have two types of angina pectoris:\nA-Stable Angina:it is a retrosternal chest pain which radiates to left shoulder or jaws lasts for less than 15 minutes,this pain is always occurred on exertion also there may be sweating &/or pallor.\n*treatment:\n1-glyceral tri-nitrate.\n2-isosorbid di-nitrate.\n3-sedative (dizepam).\n4-aspirin.\n\nB-Unstable Angina:it is a retrosternal chest pain which radiats to left shoulder & arm ,lasts for more than 15 minutes ,which is frequent ,intensive pain,the important point is that it occurs at rest.the first attack of chest pain is unstable not stable angina.\n*treatment:\n1-glyceral tri-nitrate.\n2-isosorbid di-nitrate.\n3-sedative (dizepam).\n4-aspirin.\n5-heparin (subcutaneous).
1093088
Being in the air conditioning hurts my chest pretty bad, I can't be in it for too long. They say you shouldn't take any chance with chest pain though. Does it happen at any particular time of the day, or when you're doing anything? Do you get short of breath or dizzy or have any other symptoms? It could just be something as simple as angina or stress, but it's best to have it checked out.
810868
there are many things that can cause small aches and pains in the chest area.  i smoke a pack a day and have had my heart etc checked and everything is ok.  i however have a hiatus hernia, which can usually cause aches and pains, if i eat poorly, or if i lay down after i eat.   it however is usually accompanied by indigestion.   lifting heavy things improperly can also cause some muscle pain, in the chest area   if the pain is constant and nagging, then i would worry.  seeing doctor is still your best defense, although i know u cant afford it.  if the problem persists perhaps there is a free clinic in your  area.  hope this helps your problem.  i would love to say don't worry, and it may be nothing to worry about, but i am not in a situation to diagnose.  u could also try the Internet health sites to give you more help. u could start with digestive, heart disorders.
568641
the process that making chest pain is not from quiting smoking or not,it's about how much and how long u'd ever been smoking .coz it's the long term process and irreversible..smoking is one of factor that can make u have chest pain ,but they're still more of factors\nonce u have risks(Hypertension,dyslipidemia , Obesity ,Diabetes mellitus ,smoking, male ,stressed personality) u'll prone to develop chest pain , and it's very important that u have controlled ur underlying disease well enough..\nand if u have chest pain when u're on exertion and relieved by resting , this kind of pain still be not severe ,u can relief pain by sublingual pills (nitroglycerin) but if things getting worse, rush to the hospital..this is very serious situation..
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Do you smoke? it may be sign of Emphysema.\n\nIf you feel numbness in your finger, blurred vision associated with the pain, you may have heart problem.\n\nIt may be just a bad heartburn.\n\nConsult your doctor in any case please.
359507
Hey JJJ I looked up some info I hope this helps..\n\nChest Pains\nLots of things cause chest pains. How do you know if you should call 911? \n\nSome chest pains are minor problems such as muscle aches and gas bubbles. Others are more serious such as an inflammation of the lining of the heart or lungs, ulcers, gallbladder attack, acid reflux or blood clots to the lung. \n\nMost importantly, some pains can be the only warning sign of a life-threatening heart attack, where a few minutes can make the difference between life or death. \n\nHeart pains generally are located under the breastbone or across the upper chest. They may also go down either arm (not just the left arm), up to the neck or jaw, or through to the back. \n\nMost people describe heart pain as a deep pressure, ache, burning or squeezing. Some say it is like a belt tightening around their chest or a heavy brick laying on them. Rarely is heart pain sharp like a knife or excruciating like hitting your thumb with a hammer. \n\nOften heart pain is accompanied by other symptoms, most commonly profuse sweating, nausea, dizziness or difficulty breathing. \n\nHeart pains are often provoked or worsened by emotional stress or physical activity, but they can also come on when you are doing nothing more than reading or watching TV. They don't come and go in a few seconds, rather heart pains generally build up and go away over a minute or two. \n\nDonít goof around with chest pains. Stop doing whatever you are doing. Don't wait until morning to see if they will be better. You should call 911 immediately if you have unexplained chest pains that: \n\nLast more than 10-15 minutes. \nAre associated with difficulty breathing or dizziness. \n\n\nSharp pains in the heart, could it be caused by anxiety?\n\nAnd here is a link as well... http://www.breathing.com/articles/chest-pains.htm\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chest_pain\n\nI hope that helps... God Bless
1121133
you should get a medical opinion for a question such as this.  I get the same thing but mine is acid reflux disease.  My husband on the other hand had  the same pain and turns out that the fluid between his ribs and chest wall was not there any more.  He thought he was having a heart attack.  so you see if could be a number of things.  I would get to a Dr. real soon.
628527
you should see your doctor to rule out something serious. They will make sure it's not your heart.
258280
acid reflux, pregnancy and ulcers all cause heartburn. Occational heart burn may be caused by eating too fast. If this is the case, take smaller bites and chew your food throughly. Also, drinking milk or chocolate milk helps to releive the pain.
823339
If the pain is after doing some exercise/walking, then it may be Angina (consult the Doctor immediatly), if it is random, it may be due to some stomach problem,  or even some muscular pain. I have recently have Bypass surgery, and studied a lot of literature, if you need any assistance in case of heart problem, then contact me at hafeez_butt@yahoo.com
1161279
It may be, but a few things may need to be ruled out first.  GERD can cause chest pain and is caused by diet (fried foods, acidic foods like spaghetti sauce and pizza), smoking, drinking pop, obesity and inactivity.  Does your throat get hoarse?  Does eating make the pain better or worse?  Also, if this hasn't been done already you may want to get a test for H. Pylori, a bacteria that causes ulcers.