Pain chest lateral
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At Mar 2015 , I experienced some burning and localized type chest pain in left chest area .After taking several investigation like Ecocaridography and Nuclear stress test it was confirm that it was not from Heart .Doctor told me to GERD ,musculoskeletal or something like that .Also perform upper gastro endoscopy in May which came back normal. But in Jun 2016 I found my left Supra Clavicle region slightly higher than right .After that one doctor recommend me to perform MRI.
Whether or not it is an event depends on your symptoms and whether or not the blockage has caused heart cell damage. Vessel blockage can cause symptoms such as chest pain (angina pectoris), etc. If there has been an event of heart cell damage there can be loss of heart pumping contractility causing shortness of breath, muscle fatigue, chest pain...
Recent angina and some chest pressure tightness and occasional burning. EKG negative, echocardiogram negative, stress test positive, nuclear cardiolite stress test positive and suggestive of inferior lateral ischemia. Ejection fraction within normal range. Will have heart cath next. DR. doesn't seem to think there is a blockage, but wants to test to be certain. What is the liklihood of blockage? Have hypertension, overweight, sedentary lifestyle, and high cholesterol.
he has also had some mild chest pain. cardiac wise, he is fine. this xray was compared to one 2 years ago. Hx of + ppd for 30 years. hx asthma, obese abdomen and ventral hernia. Ex smoker- quit 15 years ago, 1/2 ppd.
chest x ray reads: a round density about 3 cm overlaying the region of the cardiac silhouette on the PA view. Not fully visible on the lateral view. Does not appear to be a hiatal hernia; however, may represent a diaphragmatic hernia,. However, a mass my not be excluded.
Since you have chest pain due to certain movements, what you have is probably Scalene Myofascial Pain Syndrome. When scalene muscle is the cause of pain, the pain is referred to (either all or a combination of) chest, inner lining of scapula (shoulder bone), shoulder, posterior and lateral sides of the arm right up to the thumb and index finger.
i am 30 years femle i am feeling pain in my chast right hand site since ten years but i did not disclose and inform my husbent now a days i am feeling so much pain when i ride up 5 stroyed building pain duration 3 or four days , which type doctor i will go, pls help me
I am a female, 55 years old, lifelong smoker and recently had a low dose lung ct scan done due to chest pain and low grade fevers. I am not able to see my doc for about a week and am wondering if I can get some insight on the report which reads: Impression: Granulomatous calcification in mediastinal nodes and in the right and left base and soft tissue nodule 4.1 mm lateral sulcus right base.
and 190 lbs. About a month and a half ago I started getting a dull pain in my left chest, occasionally radiating down my left arm. I also began to feel nauseated off and on throughout the day. The pain doesn't get worse when palpated and is not worsened by movement. No sob or diff breathing. The pain is not worsened by exertion. In addition, I still have full strength in my left arm and full range of motion.
When scalene muscle is the cause of pain, the pain is referred chest, inner lining of scapula, shoulder, posterior and lateral sides of the arm right up to the thumb and index finger. When this muscle shortens, this can press on brachial plexus and the subclavian artery and can compress or irritate these structures and cause symptoms such as abnormal sensation, cold extremity, claudication, and lymphedema in the involved extremity.
Mild Infiltration of the subcutaneous tissue in the left lower lateral chest wall, consistent with Hemorrhage or edema and sub threshold sized lymph nodes; no masses or tumor"
"2.7mm x 3.7mm non-calcified granuloma on right lower lobe"
What does this mean, what is mild infiltration, I asked the doctor and he couldn't really give me an answer. He said it could be anything, but didn't really offer anything or suggest any further testing.
What you have is probably Scalene Myofascial Pain Syndrome. When scalene muscle is the cause of pain, the pain is referred to chest, inner lining of scapula (shoulder bone), shoulder, posterior and lateral sides of the arm right up to the thumb and index finger. It could also be due to pinched cervical spinal nerve or due to TMJ or a combination of both. Hence a MRI of cervical spine should be done along with a dental checkup to look for causes of TMJ.
The MCL is intact.
LATERAL COMPARTMENT: Allowing for motion artifact, there is fraying to the lateral meniscal posterior horn free edge, and the posterior root is diminutive. Superficial chondral fibrillation is present at the posterior meniscal surface of the tibial plateau without subchondral remodeling. Intact lateral collateral ligament complex and structures of the posterolateral corner.
INTERCONDYLAR NOTCH: The anterior and posterior cruciate ligaments are intact.
I ended up with a diagnosis of Fibromyalgia when in fact the top 1/4 of my sternum was sitting horizontally because I had an undiagnosed dislocated Sterno-Manubrial Joint (angle of louis). There was an injury that seemed minor at the time.
My symptoms expanded from initial shoulder and back pain > neck pain > hip pain > throat pain > jaw pain *and it wasn't until more than 5 years later* that I got noticeable rib or chest pain.
My symptoms now are lightheadedness, nausea, pain in the neck, stumble periodically, numbness ini left shoulder/chest into my left hand. Noticing motor skills slightly diminishiing, constant headaches. Best laying flat on my back or wearing a c-collar to work. New MRI show degeneration in c3-c4 with narrowing of the anterior cerebral spinal fluid space, osteophytic complex and mild mass effect on the anterior surface of spinal cord on left side.
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