What causes back pain and chest tightness?

Internal body diseases can be said to be the most difficult threat to resist. Countless people have lost their lives due to disgusting internal body diseases. Internal diseases often start with small pains, giving people a difficult-to-detect impact. For example, the symptoms of back pain and chest tightness cannot be ignored. So, what is the cause of frequent back pain and chest tightness? Let’s take a look at the simple explanation below.

1. Physiological factors. From puberty, women's ovaries and other reproductive systems begin to develop and mature, secrete estrogen, trigger monthly menstruation and the formation of obvious female sexual characteristics. Chest tightness and shortness of breath are closely related to the level of sex hormone secretion. Young women have vigorous estrogen secretion in their bodies, which leads to thickening of subcutaneous fat. Adipose tissue consumes more oxygen than muscle tissue, so young women will suffer from insufficient oxygen supply to the human body and experience chest tightness and shortness of breath.

2. Psychological factors. It is mainly caused by unpleasant emotions such as depression and bad mood. Little girls tend to be sensitive in their emotions. They tend to sulk when encountering unpleasant things, and their emotions are often uncomfortable, which often makes them feel chest tightness and shortness of breath. According to psychologists, chest tightness and shortness of breath caused by this reason is the most common. It seems that you have to be open-minded about everything; don't be too picky.

3. Pathological factors. Women are prone to viral myocarditis after suffering from colds and upper respiratory tract infections. One of the main symptoms of this disease is chest tightness and shortness of breath.

There may be many reasons for back pain, including acute and chronic muscle injuries, fatigue and spasms, and spinal fatigue and incorrect posture. It may also be due to reflex pain caused by internal organs, such as appendicitis, which sometimes causes pain in the stomach and back reflex areas. Cervical problems may also cause back pain.