So I've lost quite a bit of weight in the past month or so, with not eating properly, and now, for the past few days, I've had vague chest pain. I've had this chest pain before: it's dead in the centre of my chest, sternum-level, but kind of not deep inside, but not at the surface either, and hurts most when I take a deep breath, when it worsens the pain at the sternum. In the past I've usually got it when I've started exertion suddenly, and it passed if I rested, which made me think maybe it is angina, but I first remember it occuring when I was about nine or so, and how could I have that at that age? I've never been overweight. My weight currently is 101lb/ 46kg at 5'0".
Now however, for the past few days, I've had it more or less constantly, a vague ache and a feeling of the sternum being bruised when I breathe in deep: it gets worse when I do something physical, whether I am getting out of bed, walking up stairs, and then too I get a sense of my heart pounding hard at the sternum too, but it subsides if I take things easy, but doesn't go away completely. It's also relieved when I lie down. I've had it suggested that maybe it is acid reflux from not eating enough, but I took a couple of indigestion pills today (calcium carbonate) and it didn't make any difference... though I could take more, I suppose

. The pain is annoying more than actually worrying, other than me fearing I'm going to drop dead of a heart attack, but I'm still alive after a few days of it, so I suppose things are ok so far. Not really sure why I am writing this since I'm afraid to go to dr about it (as usual lol) but I think I will actually try eating something this weekend and see if it improves any. The main thing is that I don't want to mention my weight loss to dr, but I think that that is probably contributing to this. I'm taking multi-vitamins and vitamin C supplements daily too, and prozac daily/ almost daily. Other than that, I suppose I'm wondering if anybody has any suggestions as to what it could be.
I hope all this makes sense lol.