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Regarding stretching feeling in chest
I am feeling pressure or stretching feeling in left chest feel like stretching in heart when I do hand movements exercise like up down or do any dance movement with hand and no pressure or stretching feeling in chest while walking or climbing stairs or bending downward does it relates any valve problem or related to heart and during hand movements feel palpitations also sometimes
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Muscle pain most probably
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It's just muscle spasm...
It will recover on its own within 2-3 days.
But if palpitation persits even on rest ...with sweating or dull pain continuously even when walking lying down or at rest...then u should take ECG..
OTHERWISE PERFECTLY NORMAL.
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It seemd likr muscular pain and not heart related.
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it seems like muscular pain and not heart related.
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It seems like muscular pain ,but still to be cautious get a 12 lead ECG done and consult a physician
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Ecg 12 lead advisable usually muscular in nature.
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The pain you experience in the chest while stretching, could be due to muscles or ligaments.If you get palpitations,get a 12 lead ECG and consult a physician in your area.
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Please share detailed medical history and then I can help you.
Seems more like muscular pain. But to clear your anxiety, you can go for a Ecg, cardiac echo.
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Nothing much to worry about here. Your body is easily working, which means your heart must be fine. But sometimes we overanalyze symptoms and feel anxious.
Diet also matters. If there are things going on with your gut, the feelings/pain radiates to left side of chest.
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Rule by the book: Get an ECG done and get it evaluated.
if you have never done full body tests, you should. I'm certain that if there's some issue, it won't be a big one.
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The type of chest pressure you describe—coming mainly with arm/hand movements or dancing, but not with walking, climbing stairs, or exertion—sounds more like a muscle or chest wall strain rather than a heart valve problem. Palpitations can also occur due to anxiety, stress, or extra beats of the heart which are often harmless.
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However, since it involves the chest, it’s always safer to get an ECG and basic check-up to rule out heart issues.
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If you notice persistent pain, breathlessness, dizziness, or chest discomfort with exercise, please consult a doctor immediately.
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Seems like muscle ache but for reassurance kindly do ECG and for further contact
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Dr. Anuj Mothsra
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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You must have done some strenuous exercise, or lifted something heavy. Give muscle some rest, it will resolve on its own.
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Can do a chest XRAY, for peace of mind; for pain or spasm, use DICLOFENAC gel or Volini spray.
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Dr. Chaithra H
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Don’t stretch too much
Do relaxing exercises
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