jaw pain heart disease

I have heart murmur.I have pain on my chest,neck,lower jaw and back of the ribcage area.pain on the chest hurts more when I take a deep breath.Are these a sign of a heart problem?

I am a 53 yo male who has heart disease. I have over 40 stents as well as 2 bypass surguries. I have since developed tremendous chest pain that radiates down my left arm and up to my jaw. It comes out of nowhere and is sometimes a 10 out of 10. Nitro does nothing when it is ramped up so high. I have been in the ER 12 of the last 30 days and it is not only embarrasing but it *****. I have been told each time the ECG is good and the traponin levels are good as well as chest x rays are all good.

I have had a pain in my left shoulder/shoulder blade, left arm aches, and fingers tingle once in a while. No jaw pain. I do get a sharp pain in my chest that comes and goes. The last couple of weeks I have been waking up in a cold sweat, a puddle of sweat. I am soaked. Once in a while when I bend over and stand back up I get lightheaded and dizzy. My energy level is low, tired a lot. Could I possibly have a clogged artery?

At 19, especially being female the chances of you having any type of heart disease that would cause chest pain, is pretty close to nil. Types of heart related chest pain in young people is usually severe enough it can't be missed, by you or your parents., you certainly wouldn't be able to exercise for 15 minutes. Your symptoms are all over the place so speak to your parents about this and see your GP.

If it's heart ischemia and brought on by eating, it would also be brought on by exercise at that stage, even walking up a slight incline. Stress can obviously affect the digestive system dramatically, so I would get a Doctor to check you out.

it could be something not as sinister, in a heart attack there is chest pain, lower jaw pain, dizziness, pain radiating down the armmainly left side, sometimes with heart disease there is a mucasey cough that lasts for months, are you healthy? have you checked your cholesterol? and bp?

My main concern is jaw pain. After short periods of running I am experiencing pain, specifically around my joints. After doing some light background research I saw this this could be linked to heart disease. Before anyone responds a few points should be made. -I was tested extensively for heart issues when I was 4 due to a benign heart murmur. - I have scoliosis which causes one of my legs to be approx .25 inches shorter than the other. I require the use of a lift in one shoe.

Hi Im a 22 year old female who has been experiencing chest pain for a while now and i am worried it is something to do with my heart. There is no heart disease in the family and i have never suffered with any such problems. It started back in oct 2006 when i was 21. I was admitted to the hospital for the night and had an ecg chest xray and various blood tests inc d dimer and troponin and everything was fine so i was sent home.

I am a 46 year old female, with heart disease in my family. I have for about a month feeling pain in chest, face, jaw and weakness in my left arm. My doctor did a ekg, but saw nothing. What could it be?

So after dealing with a dentist induced TMJ and tooth pain for 2 months I visited the emergency room. Since Jaw pain is part of the TMJ and also may indicate a heart attack is brewing I wanted to play it safe. ER Doc. Said he believed it's all dental related until my blood work came with showing Troponin at .26 so I was admitted... X-ray, ekg, echo, CT Scan, BP, heart rate and blood work was all normal... after 4 days in Cardiologist basically told me he has nothing and discharged me.

About a year ago I started getting chest, upper back, shoulder and jaw pain. I noticed that the jaw and arm pain in particular seemed to be more prominent about 10 minutes into exercising. I had a stress echo which was normal. Pain is on and off, both with and without exertion. Forward to Summer... the discomfort while exercising seems more prominent again. Went to a second cardiologist for a 2nd opinion and had another stress test. All results were normal.

When ever I feel more pain under my chest/heart burn kind of thing i have this mouth walls soreness and severe jaw pain both sides. Omeprozole is not at all working for my GERD. If I take antacid like Gaviscon it works. And i feel better. But after i stop the Gaviscon antacid again it comes back. Even if I jog in the morning my throat pains. When i asked the doctor about jaw pain they said it is related to dental issue. I consulted dentist he found nothing and said, there may be wisdom tooth.

It is however more than possible that you could have an infection in your jaw, say, from an impacted or infected wisdom tooth. Tooth pain can often make the ear and neck hurt as well (just as an ear infection can make the teeth hurt...). There is also the possibility that there is nothing wrong with you dentally either and you are suffering from neuralgic pain.

15 years ago i start to feel chest pain and shortness of breath i went to the cardiologist he did ecg and said everything is fine any way the chest pain is gone when i was 23 i start to feel headeache everyday with dizziness and lightheadness for six month neurologist did ct scan everything normal he said anxiety he gave me drug for anxiety which helped me a lot when i become 30 years old i start to feel palpitation dizziness went to cardiologist stress test echo all test were normale my cholest

My husband is complaining of pain near his heat, no history of heart disease in family. Can applying a heating pad ease the pain.?

im not a doctor, just a nurse. but chest pain combined with jaw pain can signify an ischemic heart condition. his primary should be more than willing to send him for cardiac workups like a stress test. if it happens again you should go to ER just so the tests can be done while the symptoms are occuring. im sure your son will be fine either way, but get the tests now. even though his asthma is gone it can still be mild and cause some chest pain.

about a month ago i had what i think was a heart attack. i had throbbing pain in the left side of my chest, i was short of breath, my left arm went numb, and i started sweating on my forehead. it lasted about 6 seconds. since then i have seen 3 doctors, paramedics, and been to the ER. i have had THREE ekg tests, a blood test, an x ray, i've had my heart listened to, and had my bp checked more times than i can count. the only abnomality i've had is a benign arythmia.

You could have something known as TMJ and that causes jaw pain. TemperoMandibularJoint disease can be brought on by repetitive movement of the lower jaw, which can cause lots of pain. You could also have a blocked salivary gland known as siladentits, which causes jaw pain. I would recommend seeing an MD if you have not done so already. Both of the issues I mentioned can be treated with medicine. IF it's siladenitis, it will require an antibiotic to treat.

This could be signs of heart problems if your getting pain up your shoulder, neck and jaw. I heard you get pain in your jaw this way. You should really go to a cardiologist to monitor your heart! Especially if heart disease runs in the family! I wish you the best.

55%) when I went to a cardiologist because of jaw pain and heart palpitations. I am a 29 year old female, my total cholesterol is 152 and HDL is 77. Blood pressure is normal. My parents both have high blood pressure and high cholesterol, and my paternal grandfather died of a heart attack in his 50s. The jaw pain is only on the right side and only when I exercise, but the palpitations can be anytime. I am taking armour thyroid for hypothyroid, as well as Frova for frequent migraine headaches.

t tooth pain and it was deep, not surface pain. Shortly after the jaw pain started, within about 30min, the pain started to spread up behind my left ear, down the left side of my neck, and into the top of my left shoulder. I then recalled an article I read about common heart attack symptoms in women that are often overlooked (jaw, neck, shoulder, arm, and back pain).

But the one that would concern me to immediately rule out is a cardiovascular reason. Women in particular can have lower left jaw pain during a heart attack. Now, I know this isn't presenting exactly that way for you but still is worth checking out. If you have any other symptoms with it like shortness of breath or chest discomfort, please go to the ER. The one thing that I think is fairly common is nerve compression called Trigeminal neuralgia. This is a big reason we get jaw pain.

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