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Recurring Chest Pains, Breathlessness, On Citalopram, Omeprazole, Have Twiggy Bubbly Feeling Under Nipple. Help?

Hi.i have recently bn to a n e about 5 times due to pains in chest.1st time it happnd i panicked n thought was a heart attack but ecgs cleared this.but since i tuk an ibuprofen tablet prescribed.my nipple expanded n.gt a sharp pain in tummy n byperventilatn.abulance called n heart date wassetting my stomach off also n makes me breathless . up to due to panickn.now i am takn citlopram and omerzprole for acid.but i seem now to gst a twingy bubble feeln under my nipple often especially walkn or gtn in a car and its
Thu, 4 Oct 2012
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The problem you are having mainly seems due to anxiety and panic attacks. use the medications prescribed and if you experience pain then take 2 tablets orphanadrine in SOS.

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Recurring Chest Pains, Breathlessness, On Citalopram, Omeprazole, Have Twiggy Bubbly Feeling Under Nipple. Help?

Hi The problem you are having mainly seems due to anxiety and panic attacks. use the medications prescribed and if you experience pain then take 2 tablets orphanadrine in SOS. Thanks