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Had Stress Test. Have Asthma. Have Hiatal Hernia. Why Pain In Back?

I had a stress test 4 years ago, been in the hospital a couple times, heart checked out ok. I have Heital Hernia and have been checked recently for Upper and Lower scopes. I have Asthma and use my inhalers very minimal. Maybe one time last weekend. I m experiencing fluttering feelings above my left breast and sometimes into my left arm pit It s a few seconds and gone. I get dull aching in my back left shoulder blade area that can last a few days and sometimes feel short of breath after. I do have stress and have seen my doctor for all of this. Oh, I ve also had an altra sound and 2 mamos this year.
Tue, 30 Oct 2012
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Pain in the upper back could be simple muscle ache. I would suggest to try out some physio involving the shoulder and scapular muscles. If that doesn't relieve the pain then I would consider doing more investigations to rule out spinal cause. Hope this helps you. Thanks.
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Had Stress Test. Have Asthma. Have Hiatal Hernia. Why Pain In Back?

Pain in the upper back could be simple muscle ache. I would suggest to try out some physio involving the shoulder and scapular muscles. If that doesn t relieve the pain then I would consider doing more investigations to rule out spinal cause. Hope this helps you. Thanks.