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Pain In The Underarm Radiating To Shoulder. No Lymph Nodes. Mammogram Result Requires Further Testing. Why?

For the past few mos I have been experiencing dull/achy pain under my left underarm that radiates down my left arm shoulder and under my left breast. I noticed when I am tensed the pain increase. My dr or I did not feel any lumps or enlarged lymph nodes. I got a mammogram last week and was just told to come back for further testing.
Fri, 25 Jan 2013
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Hi friend,
Welcome to Health Care Magic

Chest pain radiating to arms should be investigated as heart pain, even if there are other pointers.
EKG (preferably exercise EKG) is necessary to exclude ischemic heart disease.

It is good that mammogram had been done.
X-ray chest will show the heart and lungs and must be routine.
Cervical spine may have to be looked at.

Take care
Wishing speedy recovery
God bless
Good luck
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Pain In The Underarm Radiating To Shoulder. No Lymph Nodes. Mammogram Result Requires Further Testing. Why?

Hi friend, Welcome to Health Care Magic Chest pain radiating to arms should be investigated as heart pain, even if there are other pointers. EKG (preferably exercise EKG) is necessary to exclude ischemic heart disease. It is good that mammogram had been done. X-ray chest will show the heart and lungs and must be routine. Cervical spine may have to be looked at. Take care Wishing speedy recovery God bless Good luck