Pricking pain in Chest area

2018-10-16 09:25:53
From the past 1 year I am feeling a pricking pain in left side chest area. My ECG, Echo Cardiogram everything is normal. Movement in left arm (pushing a door,rotating my left hand) causes pain near chest muscle. I have acidity issues. What to do?
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Answered2018-10-17 07:02:40

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Answered2018-10-16 13:19:31

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This problem is due to muscular abnormalities. Acidity and gas formation is secondary cause.
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Answered2018-10-16 10:00:54

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Costochondritis is possible History of joint pain, fever?? Chronic headache

Answered2018-10-16 09:47:54

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Hi,I am a Chest Physician, your pain could be related to heart lung or other causes. Pl consult me on line with reports

Answered2018-10-16 09:46:40

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