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pamela2007
08-14-2007, 09:51 PM
I was having tightness in my chest and fluttering of my heart. It kept getting worse and I was found to have mitral valve prolapse with regurgatation. My anxiety has gotten worse. I dread going anywhere, I want to stay in bed most of the time I have shortness of breath and heart palpitations along with the feeling of dread and not wanting to be around people, not even family, the things I used to do I don't do anymore, cause I can't stand being around too many people. I get nervous when talking to people on the phone or in person. i get my words mixed up and I can't think straight. I want to know if anyone has the same heart valve condition and has experienced the same problems! I am desperate to know if these are any way related. It is like a viscious circle, my heart races and beats irregular and My chest tightens and I can't think, I was a very productive person before this, now I feel so inadequate. Please talk to me!!!

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t0ri111
08-14-2007, 11:10 PM
I feel ya Pamela...

I also have Mitral valve prolapse as well, along with some anxiety :( I've been getting shortness of breath, chest tightness, and fluttering of my heart as well. This had made me really anxious when I'm around alot of people, and occassionally when I am driving or by myself. I feel as if I can't get sufficient breaths when my chest tightens, and like you, it makes me nervous and mixed up. I also get chest pains, which I'm not sure if it's related to MVP.

Anyway, I know how you feel, and would also like to know if MVP and anxiety are related in some way? It seems like the more I noticed and focused on my heart pains, fluttering, breathing, etc., the worse my anxiety got.





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