Pain In Left Side Of Chest Treatment

Chest pain on the left side is usually due to a problem in the heart, lung or any organ situated in this area. In many cases it is an indication of heart attack. Most common problems are pleuritis, lung abscess, asthma, peptic ulcers, pancreatitis, angina and other causes that may be related to bone, muscle or nerve.

Chest pain on the left side is usually due to a problem in the heart, lung or any organ situated in this area. In many cases it is an indication of heart attack. Most common problems are pleuritis, lung abscess, asthma, peptic ulcers, pancreatitis, a ... More

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Pain in left jaw and neck when stressed

Kindly suggest me I feel pain in my left jaw and neck when I shout too much.. and then slowly it goes away I am very worried whenever I shout too much then the pain radiates

Pain left chest from underarm to heart

Hi, I am facing pain starting from near underarm towards heart. It hurts and gets better on own. Sometimes hurt while walking as well. Test done - 1) CT Angio - Feb 25 - calcium zero 2) Stress Echo - Jan 25- Normal Please suggest.

Pulse rate (heart beat)

Last night I checked my pulse (heart beat) as there was a slight back pain, it was 57 and now i have a range of 90-100 from morning till evening is it normal Ecg, echo, lipid profile everything fine

Anginal pain or not??

Iahve exertional chest and arm pain from last 3 years,, during climbing stairs , walking fast ,, pain stops in seconds when i stop activity .. underwent tmt and stress echo last month both were normal.. even had chest pain during tmt itself,, still it was normal.. i am 36 year old 55 kg with no bp sugar but milt dyslipidemia.. Whom should i consult next.. very anxious with no diagnosis so far..

Chest pain

Hey, So my problem is chest pain on left side, which comes and goes within minutes sometime. But yesterday night I had a discomfort in my chest but I slept well but as soon I woke up I feel it's really terrible. I could feel the pain with hand movements so I run to emergency room immediately. There doctors measure my bp 140/85. They do ecg which was completely normal. Then they do an ABC test shows that I have low blood oxygen level 77.8 (at that particular time) and then they do a trop I test which shows results lesser than 0.01. As I had anxiety issues from years they told me to consult psychiatrist and suggested me to add petril beta 0.25 clonazepame as sos pill. But still I am feeling so scared of all what happened I am so anxious. Additional - I had cough and cold last night and maybe a bit fever too (I didn't measure but felt) What should I do in such situation?

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