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Chest pain
I have this pain in the chest below my left breast. Whenever I bend backwards, or inhale it hurts really badly. It's just in one spot. I tried touching the area and I feel there is a slight swelling. But I'm not sure and probably just imagining things.
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This might be muscular. But you feel there is swelling then it has to be examined in person
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kindly consult a general physician so that doctor can check you
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It could be some kind of infection or may be some other visceral organ problem. So consult directly.
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Go for ecg reporting. Consult directly with me on practo
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The chest pain which increases with the movement or with breathing is usually muscular, so no need to worry. It could have happened due to unusual physical activity and even cold weather.
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If continues to persist then consult a Homeopathic physician. there are very good medicines for muscular aches and pains in Homeopathy.
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As you say you have the pain localized and as there's swelling, do you remember getting hit accidentally?? If there is no breathlessness and no increase in the severity of the chest pain, you can feel assured. If you are having fever, body pains and want to rule out any heart condition, you can visit a general physician.
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