I feel dizzy and my right chest hurts.

As we all know, if we are in a state of hunger for a long time, our body will feel anxious and weak. If your stomach is not in good condition, you will also experience pain in the right chest. At this time, if we replenish food and nutrition in time, the symptoms will disappear. Of course, if we eat on time and this happens, it is most likely caused by a mechanical disease.

I feel so panicky. What's going on?

1. Physiological reasons lead to inexplicable panic

Many young people often experience symptoms such as palpitations in their daily lives, especially after a period of excessive fatigue, palpitations are more common. Most young people with palpitations will experience pounding heartbeats, dizziness, trembling hands, and shortness of breath when they have an attack, but these symptoms will quickly disappear as long as they lie in bed and rest for a while. Therefore, experts remind that this situation is mostly caused by physiological reasons and generally does not cause harm to the human body. You just need to pay more attention to rest in daily life.

2. Arrhythmia causes inexplicable panic

After entering middle age, various uncomfortable symptoms follow one after another. Many middle-aged people often feel chest tightness, palpitations, fast and slow heartbeats, etc. At the same time, they feel that they are not having enough breath if they move a little. Some patients may also experience cold hands and feet. Experts point out that this is caused by arrhythmia. Patients with arrhythmia often experience irritability before going to bed at night and a sudden acceleration of heartbeat in the middle of the night. These are complications of arrhythmia and middle-aged people should pay attention to them in their daily lives. As age increases, the risk of organic heart disease also increases, especially sudden onset of rapid heartbeat is more common. Generally speaking, mild arrhythmia may be asymptomatic or have mild symptoms and will not cause much impact on the human body. However, if the arrhythmia is severe, it will lead to serious consequences such as sudden death from heart disease.

3. Patients of different age groups should be treated differently when they experience panic

Young or middle-aged people often feel anxious, have trembling hands, sweat, lose temper, get hungry easily and eat a lot for no reason, but lose weight obviously and are afraid of heat. This often indicates that they may have hyperthyroidism, and the symptoms are all caused by increased basal metabolism. Women who often feel palpitations, chest tightness, body aches and weakness, pale complexion, and pale conjunctiva should consider whether it is caused by anemia. A history of menorrhagia, hemorrhoidal bleeding, hookworm disease, long-term malnutrition, etc. would further support this diagnosis. If children or young people have suffered from influenza, high fever, etc. in recent weeks, they often experience palpitations, chest tightness, and weakness after recovering for a period of time. At this time, you should consider whether you have myocarditis and should have an electrocardiogram and other examinations.