Chest Pain (Worried!)

**mant01** · 11-09-2009, 10:37 AM

I took Clen a few weeks ago now and stopped because one night my heart went crazy and felt like it was trying to pound out of my chest. I was quite worried at the time and woke up the next day with pain in my arms and my neck was really stiff. Now its weeks later and I havent took any since but Im still getting chest pain. It actually feels like my heart is aching when I breathe. Im on a test cycle at the moment as well and Im really worried I may of caused some damage with the clen. I know Im gonna have to get checked out but what do you guys think.

**hummerman** · 11-09-2009, 10:43 AM

Might be just simple heartburn.

I get the exact same things you describe when im suffering heartburn.

**mant01** · 11-09-2009, 10:49 AM

Nah, not heart burn. Since that night when my heart went crazy its been most days that Im getting this pain and Im quite worried by it. Ive had heart burn plenty of times and this is def not that. Anyone else ever have this from clen ?

**BOBBY D** · 11-09-2009, 11:58 AM

Originally Posted by mant01

Nah, not heart burn. Since that night when my heart went crazy its been most days that Im getting this pain and Im quite worried by it. Ive had heart burn plenty of times and this is def not that. Anyone else ever have this from clen?

i would go to the doctor asap & tell them your symptoms & tell them what you are taking so they know what kind of things to rule out. Then I would ask to have an EKG done to monitor your heart if any signs of abnormality.

This test is covered if you have health insurance. If no insurance, then go to the hospital emergency room & say u think your having a heart attack, then they will run tests. The thing w/ this is that u can get goverment aid on emergency visits w/o insurance.

Be safe & don't mess around w/ the heart!

**dec11** · 11-09-2009, 12:24 PM

Originally Posted by hummerman

Might be just simple heartburn.

I get the exact same things you describe when im suffering heartburn.

heartburn is nothing to do with a fast heart beat or remotely connected to the heart

**TITANIUM** · 11-09-2009, 12:29 PM

Originally Posted by BOBBY D

i would go to the doctor asap & tell them your symptoms & tell them what you are taking so they know what kind of things to rule out. Then I would ask to have an EKG done to monitor your heart if any signs of abnormality.

This test is covered if you have health insurance. If no insurance, then go to the hospital emergency room & say u think your having a heart attack, then they will run tests. The thing w/ this is that u can get goverment aid on emergency visits w/o insurance.

Be safe & don't mess around w/ the heart!

This is the start.^^^^^^^Agreed

See what this transpires into and take it from there.

Best

T

**LeroyB** · 11-09-2009, 12:32 PM

Acid reflux can cause this just FYI.
Been there done that.
Big clue is - is this happening when you lay down only?

**Mooseman33** · 11-09-2009, 01:16 PM

agreed with Bobby and T..
go see a dco man, chest pain is nothing to play with.

please be responsible bro and get this looked at..

Moose

**PC650** · 11-09-2009, 01:17 PM

im on clen right now, and i feel my heart racing alot .its usually normal for that when taking clen

**PO OFFICER** · 11-09-2009, 02:02 PM

I heard that's normal when on clen . How much of it are you taking a day? If I were you, try and cutting down on the mgs. See if that helps. If the symptoms still persist, go to the doc's.

**chuckt12345** · 11-09-2009, 02:08 PM

heart aching when you breath? sounds almost like you pulled a chest muscle or tore something around there. id def still go get checked

**mant01** · 11-09-2009, 07:26 PM

Originally Posted by PO OFFICER

I heard that's normal when on clen. How much of it are you taking a day? If I were you, try and cutting down on the mgs. See if that helps. If the symptoms still persist, go to the doc's.

I havent took any at all for a couple weeks now and dont plan to again. Im def gonna go to the docs to have a check up and see what he thinks, just hope I wont have to cut my test cycle short and that theres no real problems.