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Constant Pain In Chest, Arms And Legs After Having Birth Control Pill With Blood Taste In Throat
Hi lets start by letting you know two weeks after taking a birth control shoti started to get left chest pain in a few days later it went down my left arm and sometimes radiated to my left leg..at this time i also started bringing up green phlegm.hospital checked fur clots by blood test, leg ultrasound,ekg, chest x ray with no dye and all was normal but fur the weeks it is constant only thing totake pain away is Oxycodone. Now the spectum was bright red (blood) when i woke up and this morning i could taste blood in my throat.what is going on..pain in chest and left arm is constant
Thu, 6 Mar 2014
User's Response
Hi,
If no blood clot found out, then, I suggest to consult with a GI specialist to rule out gastric problems (ulcer). I also suggest to do:
- upper endoscopy
- chest X-ray
- abdominal ultrasound
- EKG
- cardiac echo
to evaluate your health condition.
I advise not to take the birth control shot for a while until the symptoms will get reversed.
For the moment, I advise to:
- drink more water
- have small, frequent meals
- avoid spicy, chillies, citrus, etc.
Hope it was of help!
Dr.Sejdini
If no blood clot found out, then, I suggest to consult with a GI specialist to rule out gastric problems (ulcer). I also suggest to do:
- upper endoscopy
- chest X-ray
- abdominal ultrasound
- EKG
- cardiac echo
to evaluate your health condition.
I advise not to take the birth control shot for a while until the symptoms will get reversed.
For the moment, I advise to:
- drink more water
- have small, frequent meals
- avoid spicy, chillies, citrus, etc.
Hope it was of help!
Dr.Sejdini
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