What's wrong with chest pain

When the chest hurts or feels stuffy, it will cause breathing difficulties, which is very harmful to the body. Patients with hypertension, diabetes, high blood lipids and heart disease are more likely to experience this symptom. As the degree of fatigue increases, the chest pain and stuffiness will worsen, making it impossible for patients to live and study normally. Timely relief is needed. So what causes chest pain and stuffiness?

First, what causes chest pain and tightness? Chest tightness usually occurs when exercising or being tired, and may be accompanied by numbness in the jaw or left arm. Muscles that are too tight, anxiety, panic, or stress can all cause chest tightness. Another 1/4 chance is gastrointestinal disease (gastroesophageal reflux). There are many reasons for chest tightness, including accidental trauma, stress, cardiovascular disease, lung disease, or even drinking ice water after exercise. Whether it is caused by lifestyle habits or diseases, there are many reasons. Only by taking the right medicine can you be helped~

Second, girls are more likely to suffer from chest pain in general, and one-fifth of tall and thin girls are more likely to suffer from chest pain, which can be controlled with medication. Chest pain generally refers to pain in the thorax and chest cavity. In addition, there is pain caused by deep internal organ lesions. The pain is transmitted to the central nervous system through complex nerve pathways. Therefore, the pain site is not necessarily consistent with the lesion site. Although it may be a symptom of the developmental period, the possibility of other diseases cannot be ignored. Chest pain may be intermittent neuralgia! Neuralgia in the superficial part will only feel a tingling pain~ The pain will not be too deep when pressing the chest! The pain in the heart, lungs, esophagus and other internal organs will be more severe~

Why do you have chest pain and stuffiness? If you have chest pain, it is recommended to first check whether you have lung infection, pleurisy, tuberculosis, pneumothorax, and also consider whether you have intercostal neuritis and costochondritis. Sometimes you should also pay attention to digestive tract ulcers and pancreatic diseases that may also cause this phenomenon. You should also pay attention to check whether there are problems with liver and gallbladder B-ultrasound and liver function. You should also do an electrocardiogram to check whether there is a possibility of myocardial ischemia.