Persistant left chest pain for 3 days

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Asked for Female, 26 Years

I have pain in my left chest for 3 days.. The pain lasts for several hours.. Sometimes.. But get reduced when i change positions.. Sometimes i am ok with no pain.. I always get the pain at the exactly same position just right to my left breast.. Pls help me to figure out my problem..

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Dr. Gautam JK Tawari

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see a general surgeon. make sure u dont have a breast lump

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Dr. Nitish Mandal Spine and Pain Specialist 22 yrs exp Bangalore Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Nitish Mandal

Spine and Pain Specialist 22 yrs exp Bangalore

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Sorry for the pain First get an ecg done, just to rule out a cardiac condition Its most probably a pain from the ribs or chest muscles, not cardiac. I'm saying this because the pain is associated with position, and not exercise. May be acidity too, but very less probable

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take a pain killer and see, if it relieves pain, the pain is not cardiac, and it will go away in some days