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Suggest Treatment For Sharp Pain Under The Left Breast

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Posted on Mon, 4 Jul 2016
Question: I had stents (4) 6 weeks ago. I have developed pain below my left breast it c I see?ontinues around to my back towards left shoulder blade. I have had ex-rays and they said they were normal. What kind of doctor should
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Answered by Dr. Prof. Kunal Saha (31 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
Visit a GP. If he suggests, visit your cardiologist.

Detailed Answer:
Thanks for asking on HelathcareMagic.

I have not gone through the angiogram reports and therefore do not know the extent of partial blocks (if any) that might not have been dealt with by placement of stents. Pain due to compromised coronary circulation (blood flow to heart) could give you such a pain and your cardiologist could enlighten you on the possibilities of the same. However it is also possible that you are having gastroesophageal reflux or oesophageal smooth muscle spasm leading to similar presentation. Visiting a GP should help you identify and manage the problem.

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Suggest Treatment For Sharp Pain Under The Left Breast

Brief Answer: Visit a GP. If he suggests, visit your cardiologist. Detailed Answer: Thanks for asking on HelathcareMagic. I have not gone through the angiogram reports and therefore do not know the extent of partial blocks (if any) that might not have been dealt with by placement of stents. Pain due to compromised coronary circulation (blood flow to heart) could give you such a pain and your cardiologist could enlighten you on the possibilities of the same. However it is also possible that you are having gastroesophageal reflux or oesophageal smooth muscle spasm leading to similar presentation. Visiting a GP should help you identify and manage the problem. Regards