Smoker. Frequent Pains In Chest. Strain On Abdomen, Back. On Medicines For Asthma. Suggestions?
Sir, I have been smoking cigarettes(all brands) for one year and recently my inner chest began getting frequent pain after smoking.....Would you please tell me the reason.Also recently my lower abdomen also getting some sort of strain...and a real strain on my back.I weigh 95 kilograms and is of almost 180 cm tall.I am 18 years old and being operated 3 times for three different reasons.first when i was 1.5 yrs old (PDA),the second one when i was 16 on which my tonsils were removed because of frequent infections.On the third one my leg was broken in an accident and some metal is inserted in my legs side bone.I also suffer from astma and is inhaling cipla maxiflow 100 mg (2 tablet)per day.i am also using memoflow nasal sprays.please reply sir...
your description signals towards a early onset CAD, with features like obesity, smoking and most probably lifestyle. now a days CAD is appearing in young age also, please go for ECG and other assessment for cardiac health like lipid profile etc. best thing you can do at this point of time quit smoking, in this you may get help of nicotine gums available in market(nicotax). Asthmatics are always asked to avoid smoke, dust, fumes etc. ling of pain with smoking may be a incidental finding only. also get workup for gastro oesophageal reflux disease, very common in your clinical setting.
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Smoker. Frequent Pains In Chest. Strain On Abdomen, Back. On Medicines For Asthma. Suggestions?
your description signals towards a early onset CAD, with features like obesity, smoking and most probably lifestyle. now a days CAD is appearing in young age also, please go for ECG and other assessment for cardiac health like lipid profile etc. best thing you can do at this point of time quit smoking, in this you may get help of nicotine gums available in market(nicotax). Asthmatics are always asked to avoid smoke, dust, fumes etc. ling of pain with smoking may be a incidental finding only. also get workup for gastro oesophageal reflux disease, very common in your clinical setting.