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Chest pain when moving shoulder forward

2020-04-29 21:44:12
I experience sharp chest pain in the middle (little left) only when I move my shoulder forward . Also recently i am experiencing chest pain and uneasiness while lying down but I feel good after walking or standing . I am concerned if i have any heart aur lung issue.
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Hello, This looks like a muscular pain not related to heart or lungs

Answered2020-04-30 04:17:31

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It appears to be harmless muscle pain, not related to the heart.Shall need further details to guide you better. Kindly Consult online directly to help you.

Answered2020-04-30 00:48:33

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