I experience pain in the right side of my chest. I feel the pain more when I take deep breath, move my arms high (specially the right arm), and also when I sleep on my right side. I realize that there are so many people with the same problem, but I did not see anyone who tries to give a solution.
i am having pain in the center of my chest whenever i lay on my side for too long and then try to get up or change my position. it's a sharp pain every time in the mid area of the chest and stays for few seconds but is eventually gone
You all should be checked for GERD (gastroesophageal reflux disease) or Acid Reflux, I have it. Don't wait to long because it can cause one of the worst cancer's there is.
If it happens only when you breath, it's likely a costochondritis which has to do with inter-costal ligaments/muscles. The condition is not serious at all and has nothing to do with your heart. You may have trained or overstretched your chest- or shoulder-muscles too hard in the past days or may have slept shirtless, which may have teared a part of it. The good news is, it should go away on its own over time. A good treatment is to go sleep with a shirt on and use a hot bottle of water and keep it against your chest. You can take magnesium supplements too until your condition improves. If you smoke, are overweight, dring alcohol or in otherwise extreme cases, a more serious conditions such as pericarditis, which is an infection of the protective layer of the heart, may be considered. Hope it helps.
When my baby lies on my chest it feels like she is crushing me. I enjoy her sleeping on me, but this is very painful. Why do I have this chest pain?
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My friend's left side will start hurting, then the pain will move to her right. Then it will move to her stomach, and it makes it almost impossible for her to breathe, and when she does, her heart hurts. What's going on with her? She's 14, by the way.
I am a side sleeper. I have to keep my back in line because of back fusion surgery. My problem is when I lay on one side my heart feels like it is beating outside of my body! What can I do?
When I lie on my back, my stomach is moving just like a wave or it looks like a heartbeat and I'm having trouble with my breathing. Why is this happening?
Curious, did you receive the Covid 19 shot(s)?Studies have found links to it and miocarditis, in young adults and athletes.