Mixing anxiety medicine and marijuana is dangerous. They are both potent medications and might react to each other. If that is the problem then you are going to feel aftershocks for a while after quiting.
On the other hand generalized chest pains are often caused by stomach problems. Mixing meds is more likely the reason, but who knows.
2007-01-01 08:09:21
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answered by Anonymous
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Drugs are for idiots, morons and losers, remember that. It's good that you have stopped using them and I suspect that you are experiencing the side effects that marijuana causes. Consult a doctor immediately to ensure that there is no damage and you can get appropriate treatment. I suspect that the 'flutters' will subside after a short time but it's best to be safe than sorry. Don't worry about the doctor. He will be discreet and understanding. Keep away from the idiots who sold you the marijuana. Don't forget that every penny you pay to these people is funding crime. There are some very rich crooks out there who made their money from exploiting people like you and 90% of all crime is drug related. People steal to fund their habit and the distributors are ruthless, even killing to ensure their filthy trade continues. Also they don't care about the damage to people's health they cause or the massive drain on the Health Services that could be spent better.
2007-01-01 00:59:17
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answered by quatt47 7
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I'm glad you quit smoking. My daughter has heart flutters and occasional pain in the chest. She has a slight heart murmur. You should get another test in case they missed it. She only has to take antibiotics when seeing a dentist or having surgery and she will probably grow out of it. Her activities aren't limited. Be checked for acid reflux and other related illnesses. The worry of what is wrong with you is probably worse than what is actually wrong with you. Good Luck
2007-01-01 00:51:37
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answered by Anonymous
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I have an implanted pacemaker and the first time they put it in the wire into my heart moved and I had constant hiccup which made the diaphragm jump like a baby kicking, they had to go back in my heart and move the wire to the pacemaker to another view. Now I am having futtering in my diaphragm which it has been two pacemakers ago since they had to move the wire so I plan to write my cardiologist and see if possibly the wire had moved or something even tho I have a closing Aorta valve. I would be sure and check with your doctor sometime and mention it to him as "fluttering" is usually caused my the electrodes from you heart.
2016-03-29 02:56:49
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answered by Anonymous
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Sounds to me more like an acid reflux or gastro problem than heart associated. I'd certainly have some tests done on the colon, esophagus, etc. to be sure. So glad you quit smoking!
Good luck!!
2007-01-01 01:01:11
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answered by Yankee 1
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maybe u got some genetic Mal-function in yr heart dear,i do too,.since young,I've had such conditions.today am on my 30s,and still have it.,specially so,if i don't watch my diet well.,do not exercise,or OVEREXERCISE got watch it all,which i seldom does,out of sudden my heat,jumps! and it's if it wanted to come out from the chest,i feel it more,when am having menstruation's.as i have a history of bleeding.thus,there is no much oxygen and blood pumping into our heart,thus the murmur and suddenly thumps it does,,so ples watch ur diet well.,exercise briskly don't indulge in it. stop hard drugs,as a teen i did drugs,inclusive,hard drugs,and for this reasons.my cardiovascular conditions,.became more obvious..,there is certain herbs,,inclusive in Ayurveda,which you could do with for the hearts..its called ARJUNA,also try ARTICHOKE..those natural ingredients.is believed to have properties,good for the heart,and assists in good blood circulations.Also try reflexology,and brisk exercise.to help yr heart to pump blood freely..other then that..PLS STOP DOING DRUGS! it just doesn't pay.stay outta it!! good luck
2007-01-01 01:06:51
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answered by brasil_mulher 4
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See a mental health professional. It sounds more like anxiety than anything.
2007-01-01 02:11:00
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answered by Anonymous
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I guess that's why they call it dope.
2007-01-01 02:18:06
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answered by jimmymae2000 7
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