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Chest Pains Just Under The Breast. Trying To Give Up Smoking, Anything Else To Do ?

Hi, I would like to ask about chest pains I am having on my left side just under my breast the same place that I hurt badly 6 months ago when I fell into the corner of a unit. Also I am trying to give up smoking but still have the odd and it dose seem that the pain starts in my chest after I have had a cigarette, but the pain is in the same place as when I fell. I did go to the doctors about 3 months ago and she said that I should try breathing exercises as I was stressed at the time with an exam which is now over and I passed so there is no longer stress and I did do the exercise that she gave me. My plan is to give up smoking so I can rule this out, but do you think there may be anything else I can do. thanks AAAAA
Thu, 4 Oct 2012
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I`m of the opinion that your chest pain is related to the old injury as some times the muscle fibres remain tender for a long time. I hope you are not doing very vigorous exercise as it may aggravate the pain. It`s good to know that you are trying to give up smoking but the present chest pain has nothing to do with smoking or trying to quit it.
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Chest Pains Just Under The Breast. Trying To Give Up Smoking, Anything Else To Do ?

I`m of the opinion that your chest pain is related to the old injury as some times the muscle fibres remain tender for a long time. I hope you are not doing very vigorous exercise as it may aggravate the pain. It`s good to know that you are trying to give up smoking but the present chest pain has nothing to do with smoking or trying to quit it.