Quote Originally Posted by Ghengis Chron
I'de still go see a doctor like everyone else said.
Yeah, when it first became noticeable (many times at night, for some reason) I decided to go ahead and get checked out. I didn't want to take any chances with me being a smoker and all. But when the docs couldn't find anything wrong with me, I assumed it had to be stress/anxiety related. I really don't want to get prescribed a possibly habit-forming anxiety medication, so I've just been learning to deal with it in my own way. (Toking, meditation, toking+meditation, etc.) When I'm taking in less nicotine, my heart obviously doesn't get so hyper... another good reason to drop the habit, I guess.
Mr. Clandestine Reviewed by Mr. Clandestine on . chest pains? okay, so here's the dealio. i'm only posting here because i have to wait another few weeks until i have medical insurance and can go to an actual doctor and get it checked out. i'm just wondering if anyone has any similar experiences and what they did, and if there's anything i can do to minimize this. so, for the past few months (since around november), i've been getting periodic chest pains after smoking. the left side of my chest kind of aches, and i can tell my heart rate is up slightly. Rating: 5