Chest pains while taking a vast breath?
hi i was having chest pains when talking a full breath of nouns mainly on the left side of my chest and this happened for something like 10 min until i finally took a breath disregarding the pain and i felt a pop in my chest and a warm sensitization then the pain stoped.
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You pulled a muscle in your diaphragm. It happen to me all the time. Don't worry about it. Source(s): My Doctor
I'm an EMT who deal with chest pain complaints frequently. Chest pain is a complex complaint to diagnose and determine the impose, so, frankly, I wouldn't trust any quick answers people give you here.
Important determinants include your age, femininity, severity of pain, what the pain felt resembling, associated symptoms (nausea, lightheadedness, etc.), history of recent travel, medical conditions, and much more.
Chest pain is a serious complaint and you should contact your primary care physician or go to the ER to be examined.
Possibilities include everything from a mere muscle strain to a pulmonary embolism (blood clot contained by your lungs) to angina to a myocardial infarction. Again, do not trust anyone willing to give you a quick answer nearly this given the small amount of information you presented us with as medical diagnoses are very complicated. Source(s): NREMT
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You pulled a muscle in your diaphragm. It happen to me all the time. Don't worry about it. Source(s): My Doctor
I'm an EMT who deal with chest pain complaints frequently. Chest pain is a complex complaint to diagnose and determine the impose, so, frankly, I wouldn't trust any quick answers people give you here.
Important determinants include your age, femininity, severity of pain, what the pain felt resembling, associated symptoms (nausea, lightheadedness, etc.), history of recent travel, medical conditions, and much more.
Chest pain is a serious complaint and you should contact your primary care physician or go to the ER to be examined.
Possibilities include everything from a mere muscle strain to a pulmonary embolism (blood clot contained by your lungs) to angina to a myocardial infarction. Again, do not trust anyone willing to give you a quick answer nearly this given the small amount of information you presented us with as medical diagnoses are very complicated. Source(s): NREMT
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