What Is Chronic Chest Pain?

Chronic chest pain is a common symptom, mostly confined to the thorax, with deep tenderness. Chest pain caused by pleural lesions often radiates to the shoulders or abdomen and worsens during deep inhalation or coughing. Severe chest pain will affect sleep, and patients will not even dare to breathe normally, which will affect the body's oxygen intake and carbon dioxide emission, and worsen the condition. Therefore, the symptoms of chest pain must be dealt with in a timely manner and must not be taken lightly.

Chronic chest pain

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Chronic chest pain is a common symptom, mostly confined to the thorax, with deep tenderness. Chest pain caused by pleural lesions often radiates to the shoulders or abdomen and worsens during deep inhalation or coughing. Severe chest pain will affect sleep, and patients will not even dare to breathe normally, which will affect the body's oxygen intake and carbon dioxide emission, and aggravate the condition. Therefore, the symptoms of chest pain must be dealt with in a timely manner and must not be taken lightly.

nickname

Chronic chest pain

Common locations

chest

Common symptoms

Chest pain

Contagious

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Do you have shortness of breath and chest discomfort when you have chest pain?

Feeling substernal pressure from cold air, activity, or eating?

Burning or oppression of the upper abdomen or chest when eating too much at night?

Have paroxysmal substernal or right upper quadrant pain, and feel heartburn, snoring, or bloating after eating greasy food?

Pain may result from a heart condition called angina.

It may be a hiatal hernia, a common problem. After eating, the top of the stomach projects into the lower chest.

Pain may be due to inflammation of the gallbladder

Eat small amounts, especially at night. Use simple antacids to reduce discomfort. 2 to 3 pillows when sleeping, or raising the bedside is also effective.

Go to the hospital for a doctor. Eat less fat and avoid cabbage, shallots, broccoli and similar vegetables.