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Pain in upper chest
Hi dr. I m 29 year old. I never dignosed about cervical. But I mostly feel pain in left arm and neck after wake up . But yesterday there is pain inleft  upper chest close to arm pit and hand and neck and back all about left side. Is it a symptom of heart attack or cervical or something eles
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Its looking like cervical spondylosis. Consult a neurologist for further evaluation. Till then use some pain killer.
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It could be musculoskeletal pain. Send me ECG if it's taken. It could be nerve pain
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Hi, your symptoms are highly suggestive of cervical spondylosis. Kindly avoid neck strain.. Just for ruling out heart problem, do an EGG and post here.
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Hello, Your pain seems to be more of cervical spine related or muscular. To be sure get your ECG done and get back to me. For now, avoid heavy weight handling and straining and take rest. If possible use cervical collar and start tab myospaz forte twice a day for 5 days. Take care. Stay safe
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