HAd quite the scare yesterday and today

djackjr

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Woke up at 5;00am yesterday withs severe chest pain. Wife rushed me to emergency where the kept me overnight. Ran a bunch of heart tests, luckily no heart attack... I do have spasms in my Esophogus which is causing the pain in my chest. Home now resting. Scared the ### out me....
 
Oh Wow!!! Glad you are O.K.! That is scary, for both you and your DW. Hopefully they gave you something for your spasms.

Lisa
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They were 90 percent positive that I had a minor Heart Attack, turns out this spasming thing with the esophogus can show a lot of the same symptoms, and Nitro can calm it down just like it can for heart attack. Now its off to my dr next week and get a upper G.I done again had one 5 years ago, I have acid reflux but this was way different pain. Oh well they told me we did the right thing and even if I get the same pain to come in right away so they can rule out the heart.....better safe then sorry.
 
Each heart-attack that I have had was accompanied with light-headed "dizziness", but not always with pain. The "dizziness" is dangerous! One does NOT want to "pass-out" and "pass-away".
Coughing (deep) will often keep the heart beating and may prevent "passing out".

just my 2 pesos worth,
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Junkmanme
P.S. GLAD you DIDN'T have a heart problem!
 
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Thats true, I also had light headed dizziness but could not tell if it was from the pain symptoms are my head cold that I have had the last three days.

Oh and to top it off my liver count was high so they would not give me any meds for my sinus headache while I was there...
 
I was driving across New Mexico eastbound once with the family. Stopped in Albuquerque for gas and food and before we hit Texas I felt like I was having a heart attack. Later we figured it was the Mentos I had purchased at the gas station to help keep me awake. Heart burn can sometimes feel that way and mints are big culprits.
 

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