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For about three days now my chest has had a mild pain on the left side. When I do certain movements, for example, bending over, i can feel a sort of sloshing or gurgling inside. Also I get a pain in my neck when my blood gets pumping from doing physical activity.
Hello Dear , The chest pain has many causes , the most common are : 1- Acute Myocardial Infarction . 2- Angina Pectoris . 3- Esophageal spasm . 4- Muscular causes . ( the commonest ) - Each of the above causes has its own characters , for typical chest pain ( cardiac ) it is about 15 minutes , substernal and squeezing , relieved by nitrates and increased by exercise , radiating to the back or to the left shoulder and may to the lower jaw . - Muscular causes are neuropathies or myocitis ( the most common ) due to exposure to a cold weather , and will be relieved my simple analgesics . - ( blood gets pumping from doing physical activity ) may be due to Anemia ( Anemic Heart ) You should do : 1- Visit your doctor . 2- Make an ECG . 3- CBC . Thanks .
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What Causes Pain In The Left Side Of The Chest?
Hello Dear , The chest pain has many causes , the most common are : 1- Acute Myocardial Infarction . 2- Angina Pectoris . 3- Esophageal spasm . 4- Muscular causes . ( the commonest ) - Each of the above causes has its own characters , for typical chest pain ( cardiac ) it is about 15 minutes , substernal and squeezing , relieved by nitrates and increased by exercise , radiating to the back or to the left shoulder and may to the lower jaw . - Muscular causes are neuropathies or myocitis ( the most common ) due to exposure to a cold weather , and will be relieved my simple analgesics . - ( blood gets pumping from doing physical activity ) may be due to Anemia ( Anemic Heart ) You should do : 1- Visit your doctor . 2- Make an ECG . 3- CBC . Thanks .