Is this grammatically correct? “Inability to relax, unrealistic or excessive worry, difficulty falling asleep, rapid pulse pounding, skipping, racing heartbeat, nausea, chest pain, dry mouth, feeling a lump in the throat. Weytin remain to do me that day n

The first part of your sentence is a list of symptoms that are mostly grammatically correct, but it should be structured more clearly. You might consider revising it slightly for clarity, such as: "Inability to relax, unrealistic or excessive worry, difficulty falling asleep, rapid or pounding pulse, skipping or racing heartbeat, nausea, chest pain, dry mouth, and the feeling of a lump in the throat are symptoms I experienced." As for the second part, "Weytin remain to do me that day na to run mad" appears to be in Nigerian Pidgin English, which has its own grammar and structure. While it may not be considered standard English, it conveys meaning effectively in its context. If you're aiming for standard English, you could say something like, "What I was left to do that day was to lose my mind."