### instruction:
If you are a doctor, please answer the medical questions based on the patient's description.

### input:
a week ago, I developed what I thought was an anxiety attack. I took a klonopin which didn;t help. about a half hour later I developed severe pain across my back. It felt like I was having a gall bladder attack. I went to the ER. they tested me for a pulmonary embolism, which was negative. they took an ekg which was negative. they kept me in the hospital overnight with iv fluids. over the following week, I had nausea, sore stomach (like somebody punched me), the back pain, some heart palpitations and wasnt able to get a full breath all the time over the next 6 days. then suddenly the 7th day, I was absolutely 100%. I had the h pylori test, which was negative. I had an ultrasound on the upper abdomen including the pancreas (they suspected pancreatitis) which the ultrasound showed everything normal. I am 59 and my gall bladder was removed when I was 21. after seeing the dr today, she palpated my stomach and found a very sore spot in my stomach. since then today, I had a cup of coffee and had all the same symptoms as the week after my initial problem. I should also add that the sore spot in the week following my initial onset was at the area just right of the breastbone, which I understand is about where the pancreas is. I was taking Lasix, which the doctor advised me to immediately discontinue and thinks that could have been the cause of my problems. Do you have any ideas?

### output:

HIT hank for asking to ChatDoctorThese are the functional problems, you better see psychiatrist, before it is too late, you must be having elusiveness, obsessive, kind of attack if not treated in time then may lead to some kind of dangerous health problem, you are saying that you felt it could be gall bladder attack (Not the right term in any way, still I took it as granted) then at another incidence you are saying that your gall bladder was removed, just think it about that, what that is proved, have good day.