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PostPosted: 11/27/06 - 01:36    Post subject: 19 year old male, sharp chest pains, rapid heart beats, poun Vote now! Reply with quote

My best friend is in awesome shape. He has a little over 5% body fat but he works out a lot and very hard. He plays College Men's Basketball so no matter what he's always playing or working out. Recently in the past year on a number of occasions he complains of having really sharp chest pains sometimes for up to 15 minutes. These pains are so bad that he almost has to fight them off. Also his heart starts beating really fast and really loud. Even on a regular day I can always see and feel his heart beating in several different parts of his body. His parents know he has these conditions every once in a while but he won't go back into the doctor even though he knows it's a problem. Does anyone have an idea of what this could be or how serious it might be??
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PostPosted: 05/11/08 - 11:22    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote

Thats so weird, im having this problem too, but its been going on for a week with deep and heavy breathing and my heart feels like its pounding like crazy, even by the shortest walk..., im very physically fit and i move A LOT, liftg mad weights and im not really a lazy guy,i just really hope its something thats temporary and can be dealt with, i hope your friend gets better soon, and tell him to stop being stupid cause it might be a heart problem, so let him go to the docs, im gonna go to the docs soon as well...just convince him to go to the docs.
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PostPosted: 09/24/08 - 17:51    Post subject: same thing Vote now! Reply with quote

Lately i have been experiencing the same thing since like this summer, cept mine is always beating very hard and usually slow. I sometimes have sharp pains about once every few months or so, but the main thing is when i sleep my heart is always beating around 54 beats per minute and harder than ever, making it hard to even sleep. I can sometimes even hear my heart beating in my eardrums and feel it everywhere, such as my fingertips, chest, feet, legs, eyes, ears, and wrist. Someone tell me whats going on. I've went to the doctor but I just have an irregular heart beat. We'll see though someone help me
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