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Sharp Chest Pain While Deep Breathing. Should I Be Worried?

i have a sharp pain in my chest (left upper) i take 30 milligrams of vyvanse in the morning and find the past 2 days have had this pain though it has not gotten worse (more painful on a deeper breath) i did only feel these pains when i took a deep breath it was minor but still just around my cardiac region so should i be worried? my bpm was 72 over 132
Thu, 17 Jan 2013
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Hi friend,
Welcome to Health Care Magic

Pain related to breathing / worse with time / left upper chest and cardiac region – this could mean Plural or pericardial inflammation / pain may be from pleural or pericardial rub..

It is better to see a cardiologist – physical examination, followed by EKG is necessary.
A chest X-ray and an ECHOcardiogram may also be needed.

It appears to have no relation to your medication

Take care
Wishing speedy recovery
God bless
Good luck
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Sharp Chest Pain While Deep Breathing. Should I Be Worried?

Hi friend, Welcome to Health Care Magic Pain related to breathing / worse with time / left upper chest and cardiac region – this could mean Plural or pericardial inflammation / pain may be from pleural or pericardial rub.. It is better to see a cardiologist – physical examination, followed by EKG is necessary. A chest X-ray and an ECHOcardiogram may also be needed. It appears to have no relation to your medication Take care Wishing speedy recovery God bless Good luck