i have been experiencing a tightness in my chest area, it comes all the away up to my throat, more so on the right side. when i lie down, or bend over, or breath in real deep, it feels worse. extremely uncomfortable, and very tight.
does anyone have any idea what this is? i haven't done anything out of the normal that i know of. also, i am pregnant, but i've never felt this before.
does anyone have any idea what this is? i haven't done anything out of the normal that i know of. also, i am pregnant, but i've never felt this before.
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Hi there,
Greetings from Australia.
I might be able to help you with your questions but firstly I need to ask you another question before I can tell you what exactly is wrong with you.
Ok, now you said that you have an 'Unbearable pain' every time you tried to take deep breath, yes? My question, Is your chest 'tender' to touch? (yes/no)
- If your answer is 'YES', the possible cause is :- Inflammation or injury affecting a muscle, a ligament, or cartilage of the ribcage.
Action:- Stay as active as feels comfortable. For pain relief, take an over-the-counter "Nonsteroidal Anti-Inflammatory" drug. Consult your doctor again if the pain is no better after 48hrs.
- If your answer is 'NO', the possible cause is :- "Pleurisy", inflammation of the two-layered membrane separating the lungs from the chest wall. This condition is often the result of a viral infection.
Action:- Get good Rest and take an over-the-counter "Nonsteroidal Anti-Inflammatory" drug. Consult your doctor again if the pain is no better after 48hrs.
"Oral Oxygen Therapy" will also help to 'treat' this kinda 'medical conditions' but I'm not sure whether it is available in your area. The 'treatment is fast effective, has no side-effects, requires no medical supervision, no dosage, safe to be used by all age groups and gender and it is very affordable as well.
So, there you are. I hope that you are happy with my explanation regarding your 'medical condition'.
Thank you for your time and I hope that you'll get well soon.
Best Regards,
Hazad Abdul hamid
Director
VisionsLink Pty. Ltd
Greetings from Australia.
I might be able to help you with your questions but firstly I need to ask you another question before I can tell you what exactly is wrong with you.
Ok, now you said that you have an 'Unbearable pain' every time you tried to take deep breath, yes? My question, Is your chest 'tender' to touch? (yes/no)
- If your answer is 'YES', the possible cause is :- Inflammation or injury affecting a muscle, a ligament, or cartilage of the ribcage.
Action:- Stay as active as feels comfortable. For pain relief, take an over-the-counter "Nonsteroidal Anti-Inflammatory" drug. Consult your doctor again if the pain is no better after 48hrs.
- If your answer is 'NO', the possible cause is :- "Pleurisy", inflammation of the two-layered membrane separating the lungs from the chest wall. This condition is often the result of a viral infection.
Action:- Get good Rest and take an over-the-counter "Nonsteroidal Anti-Inflammatory" drug. Consult your doctor again if the pain is no better after 48hrs.
"Oral Oxygen Therapy" will also help to 'treat' this kinda 'medical conditions' but I'm not sure whether it is available in your area. The 'treatment is fast effective, has no side-effects, requires no medical supervision, no dosage, safe to be used by all age groups and gender and it is very affordable as well.
So, there you are. I hope that you are happy with my explanation regarding your 'medical condition'.
Thank you for your time and I hope that you'll get well soon.
Best Regards,
Hazad Abdul hamid
Director
VisionsLink Pty. Ltd
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It is possible that if you are feeling chest pain that you could have an inflammation. In that case, I would recommend going to see a doctor as soon as possible. It could also be heartburn, but with chest pain, it is never a good idea to wait and watch. Please see a doctor as soon as possible and keep us posted.
Please let us know how things turn out.
Please let us know how things turn out.
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