Sharp chest pain right side when breathing
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Fast forward a month, I finally get clear chest xrays, but that sharp pain still remained on the right side, under my bottom rib (or two). I've had two CTs and several xrays, and here I am almost 5 months later with no progress. The pain occurs at the bottom of a full breath (or yawn). If I do anything to get out of breath, the pain gets much worse and remains worse even after exercising.
Hi, I have been experiencing a persistent pain in the right chest for several months. Sometimes it is a dull ache behind my breast, sometimes it is quite sharp - almost a pulsing sensation - which only lasts between 30 seconds and a minute then goes. This sharp pain is right near my sternum between my ribs. It does feel sore when I press it. I saw my GP a couple of month ago and he listened to my chest / checked for embolism and suggested the pain is muscular or skelatal..
i get sharp chest pains near my left side .
When you tell us that by reaching for your alarm clock with your right arm, this is when you feel the sharp pain in your chest. My first thought is that you've pulled a muscle in your chest wall which is exacerbated when you reach for the alarm. If you're thinking heart attack, trust me, a heart attack will show up without the alarm clock!
That you feel this pain periodically during the day also makes me think you've simply pulled a muscle.
I got up this morning and have been having sharp chest pain, mostly on the right side and primarily when I breathe out. If I just sit here and do nothing I'm ok, but as soon as I get up and try to walk around I double over with this sharp pain in my chest.
It doesn't feel like I'm having a heart attack or anything, and I am not having difficulty breathing. It's just a sharp stabbing pain behind my right breast toward the center of my chest.
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Starting about 4 days ago though, the pain is in the left side of my neck right above my collar bone. I get sharp pains in this spot whenever I extend my left arm. There has also been some pain off and on on the inside of my arm where my forearm meets my bicep. It's been really painful and has made it difficult to sleep. What could be causeing this?
One other question, can neck related problems cause chest pain and breathing difficulty? I've been experiencing that as well.
I have an extremely sharp pain on the right side of my chest when getting out of bed. It starts to hurt when I lay on my sides. When I try to roll over, the pain shoots through my right side. And when I try to get up and out of bed, I can only move an inch or two at a time getting up. Once I get on my feet, it goes away after a minute or so. The pain is so bad it feels like being electrocuted.
I am wondering if I should go to the ER or not. I am having sharp grabbing pain under my right breast it is so bad when I lie down lasting longer every time it grabs me. It also hurts when. I am sitting still really bad. I had a two days ago I spent all day just about throwing up. When the grabbing pain happens it feels like it is when my heart is beating. Also I have been having hard hearts beats at times really fast and hard my body vibrates when this happens. Help me please.
The pain is generally focused on my left hand side, however it will occasionally (very rarely) occur on the right hand side. On a scale of 1-10, 10 being the worst pain possible, it would only be about a 3. It does not interfere with my day to day life in any manner--beyond being a source of concern. I find that the pain occurs most often in a non-active state and I rarely feet it when active. I am not an anxious person, neither do I have much stress in my day to day life.
Yesterday I had an anxiety attack, and had trouble breathing.. I was looking for my asthma inhaler, but couldn't find them so I took my mother's Becotide (Beclometasone) inhaler and everything seemed fine afterwards. Then later that night my throat started feeling very sore, I had trouble breathing, and every liquid I tried to drink felt like foam in my mouth. I also felt as if I had a huge rock stuck in my throat. Then chest pains started.
It manifests itself as a very intense, sharp pain, typically at the left side of the chest, which is worse when taking breaths. Patients often think that they are having a heart attack which causes them to panic. This pain typically lasts from 30 seconds to a few minutes. Though some episodes last just a few breaths, in rare cases they can persist for up to 30 minutes. In most cases the pain is resolved quickly and completely.
The cause of PCS is unknown.
Over the past few months when I breathe in I get a sharp pain on the left side of my body on the ribcage area, it only happens maybe once or twice every few months but I now have an ache on the back of my body (still on the left side) which I can only describe as a dull ache, it hurts slightly if I move my left arm up and in a circle motion I also get a pain in my left shoulder if I take a deep breathe what could this be?
The most common areas are my lower right lung, my chest next to my right armpit, my upper right lung, and sometimes the lower left side of my left lung.
The pain is sometimes not very noticeable but sometimes it is clearly there. It lasts for a few seconds then goes away. Breathing in and out usually does not affect the pain, or when it occurs. I have had fears about my lungs before because of my smoking history, and I've gotten myself checked out at the doctor.
I have this sharp pain along my right shoulder blade. It hurts to breathe, move my head, to sit, to stand, and arms. Sleeping doesnt happen because the pain is so bad. I have to take short breathes because the pain is so intense i start crying or i scream. It just suddenly started hurting at work. I dont lift anything so i know i didnt strain it. the pain was suddle at work and increased on the drive home. Ive taken muscle relaxers and used icy hot but neither does the trick.
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