-- Posted by sexii xo at 6:10 pm on July 5, 2009 so i was just sitting and all of a sudden i have a big pain in my heart.  its kinda sharp,heavy feeling. like it feels like it's directly in the heart.  it's not heart burn cause when i get that it goes away right away.  this has been lasting for an hour.  and when i move my arms in anyways..even typing it makes my heart heart more.  and walking makes it hurt.  im scared :(  im home alone. its sunday night and doctors are closed.  what do u think this could be?  im too young to have a heart attack!!  i've had tiny minor pains in my heart every now and then before but it went away.  this isn't going away.  if it's still hurting tomorrow should i go to the doctors?  i hope i don't die :| -- Posted by Lally at 6:10 pm on July 5, 2009 GO!!!!!! -- Posted by aejae at 6:11 pm on July 5, 2009 this used to happen to me a lot when i was like... seven -- Posted by bawx II at 6:11 pm on July 5, 2009 You can have a heart attack at ANY age. Just more likely when you're older. Go to the hospital now... NOW. -- Posted by DuBBy at 6:11 pm on July 5, 2009 You should go -- Posted by taraxgoesxboom at 6:11 pm on July 5, 2009 The best choice would be to go to the ER now, just in case. And no, 21 isn't "too young" to have a heart attack. Have you tried taking any aspirin? -- Posted by Thanantos at 6:12 pm on July 5, 2009 Fuck go now. -- Posted by runthespread at 6:12 pm on July 5, 2009 You should go to the doctor asap and get it checked. They'll scan you. Young people operate with a false sense of invincibility but we're very vulnerable. I know a guy in his 20's who had a few strokes and the ER misdiagnosed it because of his age. My other friend's in his 20's as well and they thought he had a heart attack to recently. Get it checked to be safe. -- Posted by jack8714 at 6:12 pm on July 5, 2009 yea, have your cell ready for 911, and go to the hospital even if this is just some random pains and nothing to serious, better safe then sorry -- Posted by xNebulazx at 6:13 pm on July 5, 2009 You really should go. -- Posted by AllAniMiley at 6:13 pm on July 5, 2009 I'd get it checked out as soon as possible!! And even if it stops, I'd still make an appointment, just to be safe and see if it can be prevented next time if it happens again. :) Good luck, I hope you don't die as well. That wouldn't be cool. -Haylee -- Posted by bawx II at 6:14 pm on July 5, 2009 Quote: from taraxgoesxboom at 6:11 pm on July 5, 2009 The best choice would be to go to the ER now, just in case. And no, 21 isn't "too young" to have a heart attack. Have you tried taking any aspirin? Bitch speaks the truth. E.R. now, and take aspirin. If it's hurting this much, call 911! Don't drive yourself. -- Posted by redsatinlover at 6:14 pm on July 5, 2009 Doctors aren't closed on Sundays? ER, it's a interesting thing. -- Posted by newmie66 at 6:14 pm on July 5, 2009 It may be a big nothing but it's always better to go and get checked out. I would go to your local hospital. -- Posted by MushroomSatsujin at 6:14 pm on July 5, 2009 Is your left arm hurting? If not, then its not a heart attack. Still, go see your doctor as soon as possible. You may have some heart issues that may lead to an attack later. -- Posted by MoonLoveBaby at 6:15 pm on July 5, 2009 Dont even joke about that shit. One of my best friends from highschool died last week because he had a heart attack. He was 21. (RIP Kirby Ward) -- Posted by bawx II at 6:15 pm on July 5, 2009 Quote: from AllAniMiley at 6:13 pm on July 5, 2009 I'd get it checked out as soon as possible!! And even if it stops, I'd still make an appointment, just to be safe and see if it can be prevented next time if it happens again. :) Good luck, I hope you don't die as well. That wouldn't be cool. -Haylee Don't listen to this uneducated 11 year old. It's heart pains. Vital organs. Don't wait, go naoooooooo -- Posted by iconoclast at 6:16 pm on July 5, 2009 I would get it checked out, but it's possible that you have air trapped in your diaphragm. I've gotten this feeling from that, although not for quite as long.