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Why Chest Pain? Why The Pain?

Hi, sorry to bother you, im getting a bit concerned. Iv spoken to my doctor, im getting chest pain not in the middle but across the chest, i find it very painful if i try to move, and it feels like my chest is going to rip into two. Im female. 45 yrs old. dont smoke . i have had my chest x-rayed. but it came back clear. but im still getting pains they might only last 10 minutes
Mon, 5 Aug 2013
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Thanks for writing in.
In your situation, angina has to be ruled out first, due to coronary artery disease. You may consult a cardiologist and get ECG and echocardiography tests done. If any warning signs of heart problem are seen, you may have to get a coronary angiography done.
Sometimes chest pain as described by you may occur due to esophagitis and gastritis.

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Why Chest Pain? Why The Pain?

Hi, Thanks for writing in. In your situation, angina has to be ruled out first, due to coronary artery disease. You may consult a cardiologist and get ECG and echocardiography tests done. If any warning signs of heart problem are seen, you may have to get a coronary angiography done. Sometimes chest pain as described by you may occur due to esophagitis and gastritis. Hope this helps.