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Old 08-26-2008, 12:38 PM #1
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Default Does anyone else have a pain in the middle of their chest due to anxiety?

I keep getting this pain in the middle of my chest because of anxiety. It's not my heart,or any other physical condition.

I've had this pain off, and on for years. I've worn out t-shirts,and sweaters right in the middle of them,from rubbing the center of my chest.

Is this rare with anxiety? Am I the only one? What is this? BF
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