View Full Version : Chest pain
celmer8579
Jan 14, 2013, 02:56 PM
What do's it mean when you have chest pains and they can't find out why after I already had 5 heart attacks ?
dontknownuthin
Jan 14, 2013, 03:09 PM
It means you need to find another cardiologist right away who will pursue the matter further. Have you been to the hospital? Chest pains in someone with your history should be taken very seriously.
tickle
Jan 14, 2013, 03:11 PM
Good question. Have you had surgery; how severe have the five heart attacks been? You go to the hospital. I can't believe they can't find out why celmer.
No one can diagnose on the internet, no determination can be made on the internet.
celmer8579
Jan 14, 2013, 04:04 PM
What if you keep having chest pains ,they can't find anything and all they do at the er is drug you up and send you home , the docs are getting on my nerves , tired of feeling this way
CravenMorhead
Jan 14, 2013, 04:27 PM
Get to another doctor. Someone else to diagnose you. Don't scour the internet for clues, we can't give you a better answer than your current doctors.
Also have some faith in your doctors, they're smarter than you think. Just because they're not diagnosing what you think is wrong with you doesn't mean that you know better than them. Talk to your doctor and maybe get a second opinion.
Fr_Chuck
Jan 14, 2013, 05:50 PM
Stop going to the ER for this, and start going to a regular doctor who will do more detailed exam
Once ER feels you are no longer a risk they send you home, ER is not for normal routine medical exams
Fr_Chuck
Jan 14, 2013, 06:08 PM
Please do not start new threads (questions) to add information about your question.
Just answer your own question to add more info
I have merged your two posts.
The issue is, that you need to stop going to ER and wanting them to cure you. They make sure nothing life threatening is happening right then, and send you home, send you home to go see your own personal doctors tomorrow.
What are the issues ? High blood pressure ? Blockage in veins ? What have those tests shown.