What medicine should I take for sternum pain

After overwork, the bones in the body will feel extremely painful as if they are falling apart. However, if the pain persists after a long rest, you should consider whether it is leukemia. Sternum pain is the most common symptom. The bone marrow in the bones will be damaged due to the massive proliferation of white blood cells, and the periosteum will gradually weaken and cannot resist foreign diseases. It is seriously harmful to your health, so what medicine should you take for sternum pain?

The main cause of bone pain is the massive proliferation of leukemia cells in the bone marrow cavity, which causes an increase in the volume pressure of the bone marrow cavity, and the infiltration of leukemia cells into the periosteum to stimulate the sensory nerves. From an anatomical point of view, the sternum is very thin, the skin covering this part is also thin, and the periosteum is rich in sensory nerves. Therefore, it is very sensitive to touch and pressure, and often causes obvious tenderness.

Retrosternal pain is commonly seen in clinical practice. It refers to pain between the neck and the lower edge of the thorax (the center or one side of the chest). The nature of the pain can be of various types. It is one of the common symptoms and is generally caused by chest diseases (including chest wall diseases). Some people often suspect that they have coronary heart disease after experiencing pain behind the sternum and blindly treat it as such. In fact, there are many reasons for pain behind the sternum. The cardiovascular, pulmonary, mediastinal, esophageal, etc. may all be affected. Once you have pain behind the sternum, you should go to the hospital as soon as possible for diagnosis based on clinical symptoms.

There are many causes of chest pain, such as costochondritis, pleurisy, coronary heart disease, angina pectoris, etc. In your case, you have persistent needle-like pain. I don't know if it is related to activities. Does deep breathing make it worse? Is it related to fatigue? These conditions are very important. Is there tenderness in the sternum, etc.? Have you been to the hospital for a check-up? Have you had any other diseases before? According to your description, you may have costochondritis. It is recommended to treat the symptoms first, take painkillers, and add prednisone to relieve inflammation and pain. If the effect is not good, you should consider whether there are other conditions and go to the hospital for examination. You should also pay attention to whether there are blisters on the skin of the chest. If there are blisters, you should pay attention to whether there is herpes zoster.