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What Could Cause Chest Pain And High BP?

Hey I am a 47 year old female. I have been having chest pain for two months. I had my heart checked and everything was ok at that time. Now, I have high blood pressure and very sharp chest pain while even at rest. The last two days my left leg has stopped me in my tracts! the pain was unbelievable! My leg felt bricks on it. I couldn t even pick it up! My chest !hurts really bad to even breath
Fri, 26 Jun 2015
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Hi. Thank you for your question.

Sharp chest pains can be originated by acute or chronic inflammation of linings within the chest, such as of pericardium and pleura. Also, they can be musculoskeletal in origin. However, I would recommend an EKG and an echocardiogram, mostly to rule out possible cardiac causes of this chest pain. As regarding to blood pressure levels, appropriate treatment should be started, if high.

I hope I was helpful. Greetings.
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What Could Cause Chest Pain And High BP?

Hi. Thank you for your question. Sharp chest pains can be originated by acute or chronic inflammation of linings within the chest, such as of pericardium and pleura. Also, they can be musculoskeletal in origin. However, I would recommend an EKG and an echocardiogram, mostly to rule out possible cardiac causes of this chest pain. As regarding to blood pressure levels, appropriate treatment should be started, if high. I hope I was helpful. Greetings.