My chest hurts like I'm choking. What's going on?

The chest area of ​​the human body contains the most important organ in the entire body. Once any discomfort occurs in this area, it must be taken seriously. For example, chest pain like choking is very common, and many people do not take this situation very seriously. However, this idea is wrong, because many chest diseases have this symptom. So, what does it mean when you have chest pain that feels like choking?

First, what is the matter with chest pain like choking? When chest pain occurs, it is recommended to first check whether there is lung infection, pleurisy, tuberculosis, pneumothorax, etc. In addition, consider whether there is the possibility of intercostal neuritis and costochondritis. Sometimes, it is also necessary to pay attention to the fact that gastrointestinal ulcers and pancreatic diseases may also cause this phenomenon. This situation may also be caused by improper diet and overeating, which irritates and damages your gastric mucosa and causes gastritis and reflux esophagitis. It is recommended that you drink more water and do not eat hard, spicy and irritating foods. Eat soft and easily digestible foods, drink some millet porridge, and continue to take omeprazole, mofetil, pectin bismuth and amoxicillin orally to try the effect. If necessary, go to the hospital for a gastroscopy reexamination.

Second, costochondritis causes: Costochondritis is a common disease. The most common clinical condition is nonspecific costochondritis. The main symptoms are chest pain (above the breast), occasional shoulder blade and back pain, and sometimes pain in the above-mentioned parts when breathing. It is one of the more common chest wall pain diseases. Caused by rib fractures. If you have a rib fracture, the first thing you will feel is obvious pain. It will hurt whether you are quiet or exercising, but the pain is more obvious during exercise. Secondly, when a bone is broken, there will be a feeling of chest tightness and sometimes swelling.

What's the matter with chest pain that feels like choking? It may be caused by other diseases. It is more common in costal neuralgia, heart disease, lung disease and liver disease. Speaking of liver disease, it involves hepatitis B. As we all know, hepatitis B patients often suffer from liver damage. Liver damage can cause lesions in the liver and surrounding organs, which will involve the liver capsule. There are nerves on the liver capsule, which may spread to the chest and cause chest pain, mostly concentrated on the right side of the human body.