Disease: Costochondritis (chest wall inflammation). Symptoms, Conditions and Treatments Costochondritis (chest wall inflammation)
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- I began to experience chest pain two days ago. The pain extends from my shoulder to armpit and it hurts more at night .
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Chest pain can be caused by - a heart attack , an aneurysm , pericarditis, pleurisy , pneumonia ...
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- I have chest pains , should I be worried? The last two or three days I have been experiencing a slight pain in the right region of my ribs, chest, back and shoulder. The pain comes and goes and is usually more annoying than a sharp pain. What could this be?
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Without more information and a review is not possible to determine what is causing your pain. For what ...
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- I have a problem two weeks ago. I have been having constant pulses of high intensity in the left side of my chest and up through the neck. This is a strong pulse that wakes me up at night and even gives me headaches and my left side of the back and shoulder pain. Please help me.
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If you have not gone to your doctor to evaluate this issue , I would recommend him to. ...
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- Does bending can cause chest pain?
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Chest pain can be generated by: heart attacks, aneurysms, pericarditis, pleurisy, pneumonia, acid reflux, gas, esophagitis, pulmonary embolism, ...
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- I have chest pain, gastroesophageal reflux, pain in the sternum which expands until the upper part of the back, shoulders and neck. I can not exercise or lie face down. I'm taking medication for reflux.
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Since chest pain can be caused by many causes (eg, gastroesophageal reflux, inflammation of the chest wall, pleuritis, ...
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- I woke up this morning with chest pain has been quite mild throughout the day, except when I stretch backwards or side to side. Could it be a heart attack or just a muscle pain?
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Chest pain that is aggravated by stretching, changes in body position, or compression of the chest wall rarely ...
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