Throat pain during exercise
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The unit measures are 2.22 mmol/L for my HDL and 3.72 mmol/L for my LDL. I live in Canada..... HDL is 86 and LDL is 144. I did my blood pressure today and it was 101 over 40, pulse was 61. I am still running and still having the "butterflies" as I call it. I will check my blood pressure every few days and keep track to show my GP the end of May. I do not experience any black outs, or chest pain, not while excercising either. It seems to almost be constant during the day now.
My problem is that I experience chest pain/throat tightness (not burning) that is sometimes accompanied by belching after exercising (playing hockey or even just washing my car). It is usually accompanied by fatigued. It started about 6 mos ago to varying degrees of discomfort. About 3 weeks ago, it was so uncomfortable that I went to the ER. I was admitted, given an ekg, and stress ultrasound (took a total of 15min, got my HR to 197bpm). Results came back negative.
ve been experiencing an abdominal pain for the past few years every time I try to do exercise. The pain usually develops around the liver area (the right side of the body upon facing the screen when you read this) and at times around the intestinal region. The pain doesn't build up spontaneously but rather only after a length of time, probably when I'm into the 10th minute of my exercise session.
I get a pain that I can only describe as a scraping sensation that travels from my throat down the centre of my chest.
I have begun to suffer aching pain in my chest, esophagus, back and back of my throat during the last year. The pain is usually associated with a tightness in my jaw muscles (like the sour sensation). It first came on in the early morning hours and woke me. Then I started having it come on every 2 weeks. It arrives slowly and intensifies in about a 1 to 1.5 hour cycle. Generally, there are 2 or 3 cycles during a 48 hour period and then it goes away for a few weeks.
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I recall my throat was sore in the area of my Adam's Apple during the early months of my treatment. Not a typical sore throat. And I was always having to clear my throat.
I completely understand you. I with anxiety, suffer from a constant tight throat... (i shouldnt say constant, b/c today I'm having a great day, and no tightness) But besides today, the past month or so I've been having a constant tight throat/throat spasms... and sensitive gag reflex b/c of this... When I excersise it's worse... but I KNOW deep down... no matter how bad it feels... excersise is GOOD for me... and will HELP me.
The best way to describe it would be that there is a dull pain in the center of my chest, and in my throat it is cold and feels like something small is in my throat, a lump in my throat. I can breathe normally, there is no loss of air or lung capacity, just a lump in the throat.
The pain in the chest is dull, and it is noticable that my heart is beating.
All of this lasts only about 10 or 15 seconds, and then the pain and discomfort goes away completely.
I get a really bad pain in my right abdominal area during exercise. It can occure from just going on a short walk, and is so bad i have to stop which makes it go away instantly. I have had it for about a year and have seen 3 doctors who cant find anything wrong. One suggested it may be a traped nerve. It is always worse when i have not eaten, and seems not to appear if I have eaten before.
The cardiologist I saw told me that I should not worry about pain after exercise, only pain during exercise, especially if it goes away right after stopping. My concern, of course, is still the chest pain.
I was just able to make another appt with a cardiologist and will insist on an angiogram just to be sure.
My daughter has been complaining of throat pain for the last 3 months. we have taken her to her pediatrician and she couldnt figure out what was wrong with her. We took her to the ENT and he didnt find anything wrong with her. She complains every day and wakes up crying during the night that her throat and ears hurt her. Could this be allergies? we have a dog and a cat in the house. We need some answers im tired of seeing her in pain.
- I checked and had little pain in throat when swallowing day after sex. Don't know whether it went away or not.
- Started to check for symptoms on the 14th day and I had this kind of throat.
- I have little redness in throat and it doesn't hurt in general. Also doesn't hurt when drinking or eating.
- In May, I had the same throat(I was stressed that time too). Didn't pay attention to and it may have been the same since then.
I used one. I had awful back pain from my first pregnancy because my tailbone went out of place. The exercise ball helped a lot as well as yoga and Pilates...
I ran the Chicago Marathon in October, and by late November was having exercise-induced asthma, burning lungs, burning throat, and tightness in my chest. Inhalers all but solved the asthma component. But the burning still persists. I too had a barium test, which proved negative for GERD. My voice is often very hoarse. I have tons of post nasal drip, often tinged with blood. Also, I frequently have sinus headaches.
in a young or middle-aged person, able to run 3 miles, would be exercise-induced asthma, the symptoms often occurring shortly after exercise, rather than during the exercise. Heart burn/indigestion is often a sign of acid reflux from the stomach, which can occur at rest or with exercise, and is often associated with asthma.
I am wondering what is the maximum normal blood pressure rise during cardiovascular exercise on a stationary bike? For a 30 year old male in average physical shape? I think it may be going up too much, but I can't be sure because my store bought BP monitor won't take while I'm exercising. Would I get an accurate reading if I stopped exercising just long enough to get the reading, or would the BP drop too quickly and throw me off?
Have you tried timing the "rapid ticking noise" to your heart rate/pulse after exercise? If it matches the heart rate then it's unlikely to come from your throat. I am not sure how the pneumonia episode several months ago could have caused this -- the only thing that comes to mind so far is an arrhythmia which occurs with exercises, triggered by recent infection. An exercise stress echocardiogram could rule this out (there is EKG monitoring during the entire test).
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