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Pain In Lower Left Side, Front Shoulder. Hurts When Breathing. Cause For Pain?

have had a stich for the past couple of days that starts on my lower left side that, also have a similar pain in that same side front shoulder . Pain varies. Hurts when I breathe in. Noticed it first thing when I woke up in the morning. The night before I had a couple beers, beef stew, bread popcorn... Pain started the next morning but seems to intensify after I eat.. what could this be
Tue, 6 Aug 2013
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Welcome to HCM
We understand your concerns

Here the pain on your left side might indicate heart troubles, lung troubles, pectoral muscle soreness or acidity. For each of these conditions seperate tests are available to properly diagnose it. Consult a doctor for a detailed check up.
From my assumption it seems like acidity reflux problem and anxiety associated with chest pain because it started after you had food which creates acidity.
Don't worry. Get tests done and conclude.
Good luck.
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Pain In Lower Left Side, Front Shoulder. Hurts When Breathing. Cause For Pain?

Dear Welcome to HCM We understand your concerns Here the pain on your left side might indicate heart troubles, lung troubles, pectoral muscle soreness or acidity. For each of these conditions seperate tests are available to properly diagnose it. Consult a doctor for a detailed check up. From my assumption it seems like acidity reflux problem and anxiety associated with chest pain because it started after you had food which creates acidity. Don t worry. Get tests done and conclude. Good luck.