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No breathlessness when walking and climbing, but anxious
Heart & Blood Health | Last Active: Nov 2, 2023 | Replies (9)Comment receiving replies
I think that is great, and potentially, reassuring news. The discomfort might be something like posture when seated, or just general myalgia, maybe related to the deeper breathing and stretching of the intercostal muscles and ligaments around them. Maybe....? If it goes away, that's a great sign. Even if it persists, does it do so when at rest, when moving around, all the time...? Again, if it's only when you are seated that you notice it, it might mean you need to correct your seated posture. A physical therapist could help with that. But, please do keep moving, work on good sleep, feel confident and proud of your great heart health. Some would kill for even one of the decent parameters you have...! 🙂
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Thank you for the kind words, I feel it only when seated mostly, at times when standing but it goes away when I change position 🙂
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Thank you so much, yesterday I had the greatest discomfort. I am fasting intermittently and had only oatmeal for lunch. The incident happened and I felt tightness in my chest and something sour rising up my chest as well. Then I stood up and everything went to normal. If it were a heart attack, it is 24 hours now so I must be dead already :). Kidding aside, I think my stomach was acidic. The tingling or the needle pain occassionally is felt when I slouch since I am on a desk job (online trainer). Thank you, I will make it a point to move around the office from time to time. Thank you for the kind reply..