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Q: Constant head pressure and chest tightness

asked by: pelonis on May 9th, 2009

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Hi,

I have constant head pressure and chest tightness 24/7/365 atleast for the last 15 years.
I went to Cardiologist, and Gastroenterologist but they were clueless. They conducted tests like 24 hr Holter Monitor test, Upper Endoscopy, Gastric Motility Disorder test, and Abdominal Ultrasound but all the tests were normal. I also used medication for stress/anxiety but it didn't give any relief.

Eating/drinking and exercise worsen the symptoms.

It has been driving me crazy for so many years that I am finally begining to think that it is not worth living any more.

Does anybody experience head pressure and chest tightness together all the time?

Please help.

Replies(1)

VIKROI

replied on June 9th, 2009

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yes , babe dont worry . find your nearest crainial osteopath and go there. not cheap but you wont regret it , ive been going for 3 months now every 2-3 weeks. id given up too until someone told me to try these. try them . good luck. vikki. from R.O.I.

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