Increased symptoms after normal testing.

Greetings to my fellow healing well members. Between August-September. I had a echocardiogram and stress test for chest pain. Both test came back normal. I had a chest cat scan with Contrast, which came back normal too. This past week, I had 3 or 4 beers with friends. That same night I devolped the worse chest/abdominal pain and ever since then, along with a lot of gas in my stomach that doesn’t go away no matter what, I have a lot of pain in heart area. I get shortness of breathe quicker than usual and my heart races faster than usual during activity. Yesterday I was participating in activity and placed my hand over my chest. I felt a extra heartbeat. My heart was pumping loudly and lately that’s been the case. Besides the alcohol, I had crabs with a lot of salt most of this past week, which may have increased my sodium so maybe that has something to do with it. I visit a second cardiologist this coming Monday. I don’t know if this is mostly because of the gas(I feel the gas with the chest disconfort sometimes) or if the beer may have caused something else. Must I remind you all that my echocardiogram and stress test I had a month or 2-3 ago, were both normal. My X-ray and ct scan for my chest were normal too but all of this was before I had that beer night

Post Edited (Shining light) : 10/13/2018 11:17:22 AM (GMT-6)

Thanks stray dog! I have so much pain on the left to middle side of my chest area especially when I do activities that requires stress. I didn’t know that was related to gas too. I just had a echo ttest August 29th and a stress test in early September and everything was normal according to the test and my cardiologist. CT scans and X-rays showed my chest was normal too. Now I have this dull feeling in my chest with pain. Some of it I feel with the gas in my abdomen, but I didn’t know gas caused chest pain when your excerising or participating in activity

I had and still have heart type symptoms, it took me getting a stress test, PFT test and finally a second endoscopy to confirm I have barrett's esophagus. The stomach is such a funny thing, I would trust in your cardiologist and your test results. it took me years to get that through my head personally, and even now it's hard sometimes to not think it's my heart.
I hope everything has been going well since you posted this.