Chest pain

Chest pain is often associated with heart disease. But make no mistake about it, no chest pain forever is a sign of heart. But do not be happy, too, be careful because it could be a sign of other chronic diseases. Anything?

As part of the heart (myocardium) does not accept the intake of blood and the left wall has no blood supply, there is pain in the chest. Chest pain that comes from the heart are also called angina. Generally occurs in the middle of the chest, exactly at the breastbone but can spread to the neck to the arm.

1. Lung infection, Disease due to lung infection could be pneumonia or even the flu. These infections often cause symptoms of chest pain known as pleuritic chest pain. Symptoms occur only on one side of the lungs and was very sharp and piercing, especially when taking a deep breath. These symptoms can also occur when a clot in the lungs known as pulmonary embolus. These symptoms can lead to breathing difficulty and lack of oxygen. Usually the chest pain due to lung infection comes only occasionally and not consistently.

2. Chest muscle pain, Pain in the muscles of the chest caused by inflammation (inflammation) in the joints between the ribs and cartilage. This type of chest pain usually occurs continuously and will feel even worse when moving, coughing or sneezing. Unlike other causes of chest pain, chest pain in the muscle itself can be generated by pressing the chest pain.

3. Other diseases, If you feel you do not have all that but sometimes the disease often experience chest pain, may you have a disease that has not been detected originating from the liver, bile, breast or stomach. Any anxiety it may trigger pain in the chest.

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