chest pain symptoms again

[Deleted member 21863]

followed up with cardiologist last week, he said reports are "super excellent" but told me not to stop propranolol said it's the ideal medication for me if I stop heart rate etc will spike again

asked if I can take ritalin etc he said yea just don't take it much

anyway still doesn't explain my symptoms, yesterday was giga stressful and I took ritalin and too much caffeine and after that episode my chest pains started again after I felt flushed and got bp spike, I could feel the Grim Reaper's footsteps inching towards me.
Happened again in the middle of midnight and today while taking a shower and it's happening right now

I might die of a heart attack before the age of 35 while im too stoked tbh


Either that or its acid reflux I still can't tell

 

[Deleted member 21863]

Flashback to 2021-22 https://looksmax.org/threads/i-was-a-huge-fucking-moron-at-18-yo.808645/

 

[Deleted member 24427]

where do you get ritalin

 

[Deleted member 23115]

 

[Deleted member 21863]

where do you get ritalin

i bullshitted the psychiatrist impressed with my knowledge of pharmacology and drugs and pretended i took his jew ssri he was surprised by how NT I seemed maybe he expected a nutjob based on the previous prescription and he also diagnosed me with adhd by asking me "how many tabs do u have open on ur desktop" I said "hmm like 40" he was convinced and prescribed me ritalin

 

[Krakowski]

Stop running

 

[Deleted member 24427]

i bullshitted the psychiatrist impressed with my knowledge of pharmacology and drugs and pretended i took his jew ssri he was surprised by how NT I seemed maybe he expected a nutjob based on the previous prescription and he also diagnosed me with adhd by asking me "how many tabs do u have open on ur desktop" I said "hmm like 40" he was convinced and prescribed me ritalin

can you buy it at pharmacy

 

[Deleted member 21863]

can you buy it at pharmacy

No, it is schedule X here only available in few pharmacies with a prescription

 

[Deleted member 24427]

No, it is schedule X here only available in few pharmacies with a prescription

brootal

im trying out lyrica and baclofen but idk maybe shitty indian no name brands will kill me

 

[Deleted member 5815]

same and I can't take it anymore today I drank a bit of vodka and it got so bad I tried going to the ER but it was PACKED monday on an afternoon the mass die off is happening right now I know my time is coming is it like your heart is getting squeezed? I also got the pain on my shoulder and under my armpit sometimes in my back


have you had a mri with contrast it's the golden standard to detect myocarditis apparently so many people go undetected in tests like echos, ecgs, ct scans etc

 

[Deleted member 41390]

youre going to die

 

[optimisticzoomer]

I had stabbing chest pains for a week and went to hospital, they did tests and said it was likely just musculoskeletal. Pain got better a few days later

Yours is probably the same. Costochondritis is one form, but they didn't say what I had

 

[Deleted member 21628]

unstable angina.. times ticking

 

[Deleted member 21628]

same and I can't take it anymore today I drank a bit of vodka and it got so bad I tried going to the ER but it was PACKED monday on an afternoon the mass die off is happening right now I know my time is coming is it like your heart is getting squeezed? I also got the pain on my shoulder and under my armpit sometimes in my back


have you had a mri with contrast it's the golden standard to detect myocarditis apparently so many people go undetected in tests like echos, ecgs, ct scans etc

bet youre from uk too

 

[Deleted member 30985]

Bump

 

[Deleted member 21700]

Yeah theres ur answer, nicotine a bad idea for you

 

[Deleted member 21863]

Yeah theres ur answer, nicotine a bad idea for you

I don't even know whats causing this (chest pain, palpitations without beta blocker, blood pressure spikes randomly)
Got every single cardiac tests done there is

I do have high lipoprotein and homocysteine which means I have a predisposition to getting coronary artery disease if I don't prophylactically prevent it but I do not have fucking plaque in my arteries at 20 lol, this is not angina

beta blocker effectively manages palpitations but I don't know if I already had that problem before stimulant abuse

 

[tinderhacker]

I don't even know whats causing this (chest pain, palpitations without beta blocker, blood pressure spikes randomly)
Got every single cardiac tests done there is

I do have high lipoprotein and homocysteine which means I have a predisposition to getting coronary artery disease if I don't prophylactically prevent it but I do not have fucking plaque in my arteries at 20 lol, this is not angina

beta blocker effectively manages palpitations but I don't know if I already had that problem before stimulant abuse

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[Mewton]

Heart attack pain is usually felt in the arm or back
Chest pain probably has some other cause