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Have fear of serious disease
Have lost my elder brother four month ago due to heart attack. Now I have fear to have same disease. I get little pain in my chest and start getting scared and unable to calm down. Have got TMT done in December and few ECG n BP checks and reports were fine. Only Vitamin D deficiency is there for which doctor prescribed supplement. But this fear making me crazy specially when I get any sort of pain in chest
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Fear is an emotion/feeling that you connect with past experiences, obviously losing your brother due to heart attack has been bothering you.
Since your ECG, BP & TMT is normal, you need not worry at all. At the age of 35 doing a routine health check once in a year is fine and as you cross 40 do it twice in a year. Keep yourself fit by having good lifestyle (regular walking, exercises, refraining from junk food, alcohol and smoking) is the key for healthy mind and body.
Maybe you are a vegetarian, that could be the reason for Vitamin D and even B12 deficiencies. You may take D-Rise 60k capsules.
Your chest pain may be due to muscular pain, gastric etc. Consult your doctor and rule out any issues.
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