How does left chest wall ache to return a responsibility?
summary
It turns out that many people have chest pain. Then the patient's diet should be reasonable. Don't overeat, some people think that heart disease, more people ignore. Yes, it could be a sign of coronary heart disease, but it could also be just minor chest wall pain, or stomach acid. Make it clear, then you won't panic. What's the matter with the pain in the upper wall of the left chest? Let's go.
How does left chest wall ache to return a responsibility?
First: pleural diseases such as pleurisy, pneumothorax, pulmonary infection, pulmonary infarction, pulmonary tumor, esophageal disease, mediastinal tumor, angina pectoris, myocardial infarction, etc. Chest pain caused by these diseases is related to breathing and coughing. In deep breathing and cough, chest pain is aggravated, often accompanied by dyspnea. Chest pain is located on one side of the lesion.
Second, angina pectoris and myocardial infarction are the representatives of cardiovascular diseases, followed by pericarditis. This kind of chest pain is characterized by precordial and retrosternal compression, blocking pain, and even tearing pain. It often radiates to the left shoulder, neck and the inside of the left arm.
Third: chest wall diseases include chest wall contusion, rib fracture, costochondritis, intercostal neuritis, dermatitis, myositis, intermuscular neuralgia, herpes zoster, esophagitis, etc., which can cause chest pain. Severe chest pain occurs when herpes zoster occurs, and dense small blisters appear on the skin after 1-2 days.
matters needing attention
1. If angina pectoris attack is suspected, immediately take oxygen, rest and sublingual nitroglycerin. 2. For chest pain caused by pleurisy or chest wall disease, a wide abdominal belt can be used to fix the chest wall at the pain, so as to reduce the movement of the chest during breathing. 3. Go to the hospital immediately for ECG and X-ray examination. According to the cause of disease treatment. 4. 5. Taking coenzyme Q10 as long-term adjuvant therapy.