The chest pain is not sharp, and it comes at random times. Even if I run up stairs and try to exert myself, the pain will not necesarily occur.
The pain appears to be on the left portion of my chest on a small area along my rib cage. Sometimes, I can swear the pain happens very quickly in the area where my heart is…
Is it possible this chest pain could be related to my heart even though I have great blood pressure and resting pulse? I did have heart palpitations for a couple of weeks because of a reaction to a decongestant. I can still feel my heart beating sometimes, but not nearly as bad as it used to be. I am wondering if the palpitations have anything to do with it.
‘You need to see a Dr. It doesn’t matter if your B.P. is OK. You could still have a heart problem. The Dr. could order some tests to see if your heart is OK. A pulled muscle would give you pain all the time. Random pain is more associated with the heart.
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‘You need to see a Dr. It doesn’t matter if your B.P. is OK. You could still have a heart problem. The Dr. could order some tests to see if your heart is OK. A pulled muscle would give you pain all the time. Random pain is more associated with the heart.
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Oo i have a lot to say, im 14 and my name is peter, ive had random pains on all of my chest sides! ive recently had an operation to remove my spleen and im on antibiotics for a while, ive been getting those pains, where it feels like a ball is trying to get out, it comes on random times, which is weird, they used to come a lot, now they dont really come at all! but now i got chest pain, ive had an ecg test, my heart is perfect, i dont have athsma, greag blood and everything, but when i touch my chest very lightly, it feel like my breath has tightened and it hurts a bit. this happens once every 1/2 months and it lasts like a week. could it be sports?.. or shouting..?? the cold weather??? its not my heart, i dont have asthsma or anything like that.. please help, thanks. peter.
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