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Chest pain
My inlaw is suffering from chest pain since ten days. When he was playing badminton pain has started. But we are not sure that it Is because of it. Pain is also coming below neck of back. Pain increases when he lifts wait. Same issue we have noticed earlier 2years ago. It healed without any medication. Now we are noticing again. We are pretty sure that it is not because of gastric. So kindly say us the reason why he is getting pain and suggest suitable medicine.
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Hi. I understand your concern s. You will need to undergo a detailed examination and investigation. Consult a pulmonologist for the same at the earliest
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Please show your in law to a physician and get an ECG done. Depending on the clinical examination and other reports, a cardiac chest pain needs to be ruled out. He may require a stress test.
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You have not mentioned the age of your in law. As you told pain started during playing badminton so that would be most probable cause for it. Playing badminton May causes stretching of the chest, arm and back muscles that causes pain. Anti-spasmodic muscle relaxant would help apart from to take rest from badminton
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Dr. Abaranam
Pulmonologist
21 yrs exp
Chennai
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Take an ECG for screening. If normal no need to worry. Jus do simple stretch exercises. It will be alright.
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