My story... Feel like I'm the only one out there

[jlong329]

Hello, My name is Jorge, let me tell you my story:

It was November or 2011, I had been in my job for about 6 months. That day, I went out to lunch. When I came back, I didn't feel right, so I looked up the symptoms on webmd, what's the first thing that pops up? Of course heart attack symptoms. The same exact symptoms that I read online, I got. All of a sudden I had the urge to go to the bathroom, on the way to the bathroom, I felt like a hand grabbed my heart and started squeezing it, my left side went numb and I got really hot, I laid down thinking I was going to die. The ambulance came, they took me to the hospital where I was kept for 6 days. They performed every test under the sun, EKG's, Echo's blood test even a cardiac catherization to check for blockages. They couldn't find anything and they sent me home.

Fast forward 2 years later, been to the emergency room hundreds of times, seen multiple cardiologist, neurologist, endocrinologist, GI, and they can't find anything wrong with me. Ever since that day, 2 years ago, I haven't felt the same. Here are a list of symptoms I feel almost everyday:

Heart palpitations
Dizziness
Lightheadedness
Feels like I'm sweating on my forehead but I'm not
Unbalanced
Hot flashes
My ears turn red
Headaches
Sharp/dull pains Chest pressure/pain

That's just to name a few. I am constantly fearing the worst. I always question the doctors and say to myself that they missed something. There is no possible way that I could be feeling this way 24/7 365 for 2 years straight, and there's nothing wrong with me. I feel like I'm going crazy.

I am sorry with this long post, just want to know if anyone has ever had anything similar to this

Thank you

Please share your story

[MrsJ88]

How you feel is exactly how I feel EVERY DAY. And I too, simply cannot underscore how I can feel THIS bad and nothing be wrong with me!

[Blessed]

Hello, My name is Jorge, let me tell you my story:

It was November or 2011, I had been in my job for about 6 months. That day, I went out to lunch. When I came back, I didn't feel right, so I looked up the symptoms on webmd, what's the first thing that pops up? Of course heart attack symptoms. The same exact symptoms that I read online, I got. All of a sudden I had the urge to go to the bathroom, on the way to the bathroom, I felt like a hand grabbed my heart and started squeezing it, my left side went numb and I got really hot, I laid down thinking I was going to die. The ambulance came, they took me to the hospital where I was kept for 6 days. They performed every test under the sun, EKG's, Echo's blood test even a cardiac catherization to check for blockages. They couldn't find anything and they sent me home.

Fast forward 2 years later, been to the emergency room hundreds of times, seen multiple cardiologist, neurologist, endocrinologist, GI, and they can't find anything wrong with me. Ever since that day, 2 years ago, I haven't felt the same. Here are a list of symptoms I feel almost everyday:

Heart palpitations
Dizziness
Lightheadedness
Feels like I'm sweating on my forehead but I'm not
Unbalanced
Hot flashes
My ears turn red
Headaches
Sharp/dull pains Chest pressure/pain

That's just to name a few. I am constantly fearing the worst. I always question the doctors and say to myself that they missed something. There is no possible way that I could be feeling this way 24/7 365 for 2 years straight, and there's nothing wrong with me. I feel like I'm going crazy.

I am sorry with this long post, just want to know if anyone has ever had anything similar to this

Thank you

Please share your story

Wish u could read my first post, sounds JUST LIKE YOU. I was at work TWO YEARS AGO out of blue had ALL exact symptoms as you, went to bathroom felt faint chest pounding heart rate and blood pressure through the roof, called the ambulance stayed overnight in hospital. Since the in two years have a ECG many EKG stress test I wore an ECG heart monitor for three weeks, tested heart liver blood head thyroid hormones been to specialist after specialist cardiologist psychiatrist regular doctor you name it I have tried it. Very frustrating when you don't have a reason for why all this started to begin wigh

[MrsJ88]

How you feel is exactly how I feel EVERY DAY. And I too, simply cannot underscore how I can feel THIS bad and nothing be wrong with me!

Understand not underscore