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What Causes Pulsations In Chest?

A vein in my upper chest keeps jumping/twiching. Well a few days ago i went to the doctor because of my signus she gave me a breathing treatment because i was weasing ,an inhaler,an antibiotics could these cause my veins to jump and the inhaler was for the signus not for asthma or something like it. im14
Mon, 21 Apr 2014
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Hi...if you are very lean...it could be a muscle twitching condition called myokymia common in lean people. But otherwise it could as as well be wheeze & your dr is probably right. Wheezing at this age is a pointer towards asthma... But you need not worry as it could be a milder variant. There are 4 grades in asthma. Speak to your dr regarding this & be tension free. Happy to help anytime. If you are happy with my answer.... Kindly rate it.
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What Causes Pulsations In Chest?

Hi...if you are very lean...it could be a muscle twitching condition called myokymia common in lean people. But otherwise it could as as well be wheeze & your dr is probably right. Wheezing at this age is a pointer towards asthma... But you need not worry as it could be a milder variant. There are 4 grades in asthma. Speak to your dr regarding this & be tension free. Happy to help anytime. If you are happy with my answer.... Kindly rate it.