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Is Chest Nipple Pain Related To The Heart Disease?

I 51 years old, my weight and height are 59 Kg and 172cm. I am have heart disease (CAD) and under medication after having done PTCA on March 2011. Now I have been experiencing left chest nipple pain whenever I touch or sometime without having touched. Could please advise what may be the primary cause. Is it related to my heart disease.
Thu, 25 Jun 2015
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Hello. Thank you for contacting HCM.

The pain that you are describing is with highest probability not from the heart nor indicates any problem with the stent that was placed on 2011. The classic angina is more described like a heaviness in the chest and is not affected or exacerbated from the touch. Your symptom may be attributed to a condition related to the mammary tissue or may be of musculoskeletal cause.

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Is Chest Nipple Pain Related To The Heart Disease?

Hello. Thank you for contacting HCM. The pain that you are describing is with highest probability not from the heart nor indicates any problem with the stent that was placed on 2011. The classic angina is more described like a heaviness in the chest and is not affected or exacerbated from the touch. Your symptom may be attributed to a condition related to the mammary tissue or may be of musculoskeletal cause. I hope I was helpful. Take care