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Chest pain/pressure question?
Hi .
About 1 year ago I was taking some hydroxycut to help lose some weight , I didn't need to lose a lot just the eterneal allure of the perfect body .
about 5 days after taking the recomended dose I got the feel of pressure on my chest and some pain , since I play a lot of tennis I tough maybe it was muscular , but I immediately stopped taking that crap , the chest pains went away .
I didn't immediately go to the hospital because of lack of medical insurance I was afraid I would end up with a 500k bill and maybe it was just muscular.
My question is , was I having a mild hearth attack ? I have continued playing tennis and doing other sports just fine and doing a lot of other activities and I feel fine .
Is there a sure way to tell if you are having a hearth attack ?
Should I get my hearth checked just in case when I get medical insurance , or I should be fine ?
Thanks in advance.
and last advice:don't take any of that weight losing crap .
BTW I.m 32 years old.
2 Answers
- Anonymous10 years agoFavorite Answer
A couple of points:
1) I dont think you were having a heart attack.
2) I agree weight loss supplements are not doing your system any favours.
3) If you are having a myocardial infarction or unilateral heart failure, you'll usually have severe pain, shortness of breath and a metallic taste in your mouth.
4) Get it checked up on anyway because it could save your life.
Source(s): I work in a hospital as a Medical Radiation Technologist - Anonymous10 years ago
i think muscualr myself