What's causing the pain on the right side of my chest?

Many people feel pain on the left side of their chest from time to time. Everyone has different opinions on this symptom. Some people think it may be caused by overwork, while others think it is caused by illness. In fact, the more common symptom is chest wall pain, also known as skeletal pain. It is mainly caused by inflammation of the patient's ribs and cartilage or inflammation caused by viral colds, which leads to symptoms of pain on the right side of the head.

First

■Chest wall pain is also called musculoskeletal pain

feature

●The pain is concentrated in one point and the patient can point it out clearly.

●The pain does not last long, usually only one or two seconds each time, and there is a chance of recurrence.

●The patient experiences stabbing or even severe pain in the chest when taking a deep breath, coughing, sneezing or turning around.

●The pain may be more severe than chest pain caused by other diseases, but most cases improve within a few days to two or three weeks.

●It can happen at any age.

Causes

●The patient sprains the cartilage between the ribs and becomes inflamed, a condition called costochondritis, which is one of the more common chest wall pain diseases.

●Inflammation caused by viruses such as influenza is called Tietze's syndrome. (The flu itself can also cause bone pain all over the body.)

● Rib fractures are more rare, but also the most painful.