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Re: Chest pains. Over exercise?

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  1. Perdu said:

    Just found it curious upon raising my level of walking, light


    jogging,

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    jump roping and so on, I've noticed upper chest pains. It quickly


    subsides

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    when I rest up for a minute or so. But it does get painful. It does


    not

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    seem to be in the heart area, and it is on both sides of the front of


    the

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    chest and down the left arm if I really get my heart going.

    I've done very little if any exercise in the past. I don't much care


    for

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    it. But now that I made my peace with it, I am stepping it up. Any


    comments

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    on this?

    I'm setting up a doctor's appointment ASAP, of course. And will


    refrain

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    from over working the heart until I get a clear picture. Just wanted


    some

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    ideas, whether or not it happens to others that start off exercising


    after

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    not doing so for so long.
    --
    Best Regards,

    Steve

    Tout est per·du fors l'hon·neur

    DOMS or it could be the poison ivy too. Oh that was the mysterious
    burning sensation in your fat between the skin and your muscles where
    there are very few nerve receptors wasn't it? My, my you'll be keeping
    a whole team of physicians busy won't you?

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