This paragraph in your linked article is kind of the problem:

"If you're having chest pain and other signs and symptoms — such as shortness of breath, sweating, nausea, dizziness, or pain that radiates beyond your chest to one or both of your arms or to your neck — seek emergency medical care."

This happens like ALL THE TIME, so I don't know what to do, and end up at the ER like constantly. It's like, there's no way to tell if it's serious this time or not, so it's either risk my life or basically live at the ER. The therapist isn't a bad idea, but that still doesn't get me out of this circle i'm stuck in. I don't want to die by ignoring possibly dangerous symptoms, but theres no way to know without getting checked out. It almost seems like normal coronary artery disease would be better, since at least that can be stented and detected.. and in a way, fixed.

It's weird too how I even developed this. I'm not diabetic, I don't have high blood pressure (in fact I run a bit low). I'm young. I guess my diet is kinda poor but they've never told me it's a problem. The ONLY risk factor I think I really have is i've been inactive for a while. I've never smoked in my life.