Can this be heart attack?

[Michael Angelo 0]

Hi everyone! Can you please advise me on what I'm feeling right now. 

I had been suffering left arm pain and jaw tightness today. Actually, the left arm pain started months ago while the jaw tightness was just recent. Reading articles on the internet is one of the things I've done and I was schocked that this was actually symptomps of a heart attack. I am really scared because I think I might having one. I have issues with my blood pressure and weight so it really adds up my worry plus the fact that my chest goes tight when I presa it. I think i've also experienced shortnesa of breath but I don't know if it's accurate because you know sometimes you'll be concerend with your breathing and then it will act abnormally. 

Can you please help me?? I don't really know what to do anymore. I've been worried of having this since November. I had an ECG and blood tests that month and it has normal results so I don't know why I feel this heart attack related things. I just can't understand if I'm just scared or not.

Here are some detailed pains that I have:

1. Left Arm Pain

-usually felt on upper arm, armpits, wrists rarely on elbows and fingers

-it feels like tired sometimes eventhough I didn't lift up heavy things.

-it comes and goes for months now.

2. Jaw tightness

-just felt it recently

-it's like having tootache but I know I don't have issues with my teeth

-comes and goes as well

-usually climbs up into my cheeks

3. shortness of breath

-unsure about it but it actually occurs at rest 

4. chest pain

-not like "pain" but more of a discomfort especially when pressed. usually located below breast, sides and near middle

 

Thank you and I hope you can have answers to what I feel.

[bin_tenn 1252]

False dyspnea (shortness of breath) is most often present and/or exacerbated with rest, while true dyspnea is most often exacerbated with exertion. The arm/jaw pain could be muscular in nature, as there are muscles all through those places. However, if you have not seen your doc about this recently, I would recommend scheduling an appointment and voicing these concerns. He/she can advise further, and investigate if necessary.