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Chest pain, dry cough, hurts to inhale
Yesterday during school, I suffered from pain in my chest and what also felt like the heart. I struggled to get to my next class, and while I was sitting at my desk, the pain got awful. I couldn't find a comfortable position. Afterwards, I started sweating and the room became really dark. Class was almost over, so I withheld the pain until we were dismissed. Walking to the bus and the bus ride home was also painful. After getting home, I sat on my bed and found a comfortable position. After 15 or so minutes, I was able to lay down and find a position that didn't hurt very much. I felt better after waking up 2 hours later, but the pain was still there. Any time I bent forward or backward, the pain would come back, as well as when I inhaled too much. My grandfather pressed down on my chest and found out that the pain is where the line down the middle of my chest ends. The pain is still there today, only this time it's more of a nuisance rather than torture like it was yesterday.
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Hi, As you have got several chest pain you should contact your local physician and get yourself clinically examined and relevant investigations need to be done. Few investigations which you may consider are chest x-ray , ecg, complete blood count ,ESR. Take plenty of fluids , have a healthy diet.
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