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PrintableI'm sorry guys for being so dramatic...looking at this morning I'm embarrassed  I freaked out for a little bit coz I'd never experienced anything like that before so I'm sorry
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Tisse I don't want to make you freak out but you should really see a doctor ASAP.
"Although most heart attacks involve chest pain or discomfort, some occur without these symptoms. In addition, milder chest discomfort and other heart attack symptoms such as dizziness or shortness of breath may not readily signal a heart attack to the patient, or even the doctor." In fact "20 percent of heart attacks go undetected". American Journal of Cardiology 2002;90:927-931 Better safe than sorry.  | |
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sweetserene said: Tisse I don't want to make you freak out but you should really see a doctor ASAP.
"Although most heart attacks involve chest pain or discomfort, some occur without these symptoms. In addition, milder chest discomfort and other heart attack symptoms such as dizziness or shortness of breath may not readily signal a heart attack to the patient, or even the doctor." In fact "20 percent of heart attacks go undetected". American Journal of Cardiology 2002;90:927-931 Better safe than sorry. It's cool...thank you I'll be making an appointment very shortly today for ASAP - my Dad had a full on heart attack when he was only 6 or 7 years older than I am now and it runs in our family.
The silver lining is that it's shaken me up enough to know my body is DEFINATELY trying to tell me something here...I have to listen now | |
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