What reason is chest lightning painful

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Chest lightning pain is caused by some bad habits of life. If you don't get rid of these bad habits, even after treatment, it will still recur. If the chest pain attack time is very short, and like lightning stabbing pain, most are not angina pectoris, is likely to be intercostal neuralgia. Let's share some of the causes of chest lightning pain.

What reason is chest lightning painful

First: chest pain caused by anxiety: symptoms of chest pain caused by excessive anxiety. The patient claims that the pain lasts for several hours, days, years, or even more than 10 years; the whole chest may be painful at any position, usually the patient feels "Yi" or "stuffy"; when the patient is still, such as sitting down, lying down or not working in the hand, the patient begins to feel chest discomfort; when he is working or exercising, he doesn't feel it; As soon as the patient sat down to see the doctor, he was anxious to say a variety of "symptoms": dizziness, sweating, nausea, shortness of breath, fear of heat, fear of cold, paralysis of hands, feet or lips. He wanted the doctor to "cure" his illness quickly.

Second: chest pain when exhaling: pleurisy, also known as "pleurisy", is the inflammation of pleura. The most common symptom of pleurisy is chest pain. Chest pain often occurs suddenly with great difference in degree. It can be indefinite discomfort or severe stabbing pain. It can only occur when the patient is breathing deeply or coughing. It can also exist continuously and be aggravated by deep breathing or coughing.

Third: Hemoptysis with chest pain: Hemoptysis refers to the hemorrhage of the respiratory organs below the larynx, which is discharged from the oral cavity by coughing. Hemoptysis must first be differentiated from the hemorrhage of the oral cavity, pharynx and nose. The hemorrhage of the oral cavity and pharynx is easy to observe the local hemorrhage focus. Nasal bleeding often flows out from the front nostril, and the bleeding focus is often found in the front and lower part of the nasal septum. Sometimes the amount of bleeding in the posterior part of the nasal cavity is more, which can be misdiagnosed as hemoptysis. If the blood flows down from the posterior nostril along the pharyngeal wall, the diagnosis can be made. A large amount of hemoptysis should be distinguished from hematemesis (upper gastrointestinal bleeding). The former often has history of bronchiectasis, lung cancer and heart disease. Before the bleeding, there are cough, throat itching and chest tightness. The latter often has a history of peptic ulcer, cirrhosis and other symptoms, such as upper abdominal discomfort, nausea and vomiting before bleeding. The vomited blood is brown black or dark red, sometimes bright red, mixed with food residue, gastric juice, and tarry stool, which can continue for several days after the stop of hematemesis.

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Take the sitting position, keep your waist slightly straight, put your feet flat and shoulder width, overlap the palm of your left hand and the back of your right hand, gently put it on your small abdomen, keep your eyes flat, slightly close, breathe evenly, relax your whole body, and sit quietly for 1-2 minutes.