r/Cardiophobias

Whenever i breath in deep, i get thid weird sensation/feeling on my shoulder
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Whenever i breath in deep, i get thid weird sensation/feeling on my shoulder

ive had bad health anxiety for a while now and this started around a week ago completely randomly, whenever i breath in deep, i feel this weird almost tingling feeling in my shoulder that goes down to the arm, its completely fine otherwise. any ideas what this is or could be? if it was some sort of strain wouldnt it go away in a bit, its been quite a while and this feeling has stuck with me

u/New_Farm2314 — 10 hours ago

Terrified of my heart

This is what my heart sounded like when i woke up this morning, just to clarify i am 20 years old and have very very bad health anxiety. i am 90% sure i have a panic disorder but not diagnosed. recently it has been my heart that has been stressing me out and i have been experiencing skipped beats.

Decided to record my heart this morning because i felt it flopping around in my chest and this is what it sounds like. Freaked out now.

u/LevelSatisfaction680 — 20 hours ago

Am I dying?

I’m a 18 year old male and have been having energy drinks for about 4 years. I got addicted and started having 3 a day for maybe 2 years so about 600-800 my of caffine each day. I recently cut back a lot, and noticed I get some very light and sparatic chest pain in my left side once and a while, and I also noticed I’ve been getting a heart palpitation every once and a while when I’m laying down, like I notice it each day. My blood pressure fluctuates from 120/65 to 135/75 once in a while. Do I have some sort of heart issue??

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u/Codkingconnor18 — 1 day ago

Just want you to know, it'll turn out fine.

I'm just gonna write this for those who struggle with cardiophobia, I want to let you know it does lay down at some point and stop pestering you. I was thinking about it, and though I still occasionally feel my heartbeat once in awhile, I'm not scared anymore. I used to not be able to get into the shower, let alone stand in there. I used to constantly have my fingers on my pulse, which was so often I had pimples on the spot!! Yuck! I wouldn't be able to do any kind of exercise other than walking, and I was so scared when my heart rate went even to 120. I couldn't even think the words "heart attack" because I'd immediately start telling myself thats jinxing it and I'd worry for the whole day. Hearing a heart beat or heart monitor drove me mad, made me panic. Moral of the stor my life was seriously hell, my heart was all I could focus on. But now, after like two and a half years, all that has stopped. Over time I guess it just took doing the same thing over and over and literally nothing happening that drove me to realize I'm FINE. YOU are fine. You are okay. Like, seriously, what's this worry for? It's not going to stop anything from happening. That probably sounds horrible and sorry about that but really, it's true. Constantly feeling your heart isn't going to stop it from doing it's thing. Its a habit to feel your pulse, a hard one to break out of. But someday you'll feel that freedom of accidentally having to run and get something from the car, and realizing you were more worried about what you forgot than your heart. Or, laying down in bed for awhile and never once having to feel your pulse. I don't think my post is very nice to see in a sea of horrible comments, and I'm so sorry to intrude on your guys' safe space, but I just really, really want you to know it's possible for it to end. I swear, I used to think it would never go away, and this was gonna be the end of my life. But, nope! You're okay, you will be okay, just go live. Hunch over and feel your heartbeat for a second and move on instead of dwelling. You got this.

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u/macaromni — 1 day ago

Heart pain for 2 weeks when sleeping on left

So for 2 weeks now I feel pain in my heart or maybe a bit below it to the left I'm not sure. It's a stabbing pain and I feel the need to burp but no matter how much I burp it never goes away. What could possibly be the cause and how can I get rid of it. Also I'm 17 with no past heart problems

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u/blockmanboy — 1 day ago