Disease: Pulmonary embolism (blood clot of lung). Symptoms, Conditions and Treatments Pulmonary embolism (blood clot of lung)
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- I began to experience chest pain two days ago. The pain extends from my shoulder to armpit and it hurts more at night .
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Chest pain can be caused by - a heart attack , an aneurysm , pericarditis, pleurisy , pneumonia ...
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- Or Heart Attack? Single gas bubble? I'm 32 and I'm overweight. My height is 5.4 feet and weight 340 pounds. The last year I lost 60 pounds but I went back to recover almost all after having had a heart attack and depression. I'm trying to back on track in life. I have had problems with high blood pressure in the past.
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Although it does have some of the risk factors for heart disease (obesity , family history and hypertension) ...
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- Does bending can cause chest pain?
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Chest pain can be generated by: heart attacks, aneurysms, pericarditis, pleurisy, pneumonia, acid reflux, gas, esophagitis, pulmonary embolism, ...
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- I have chest pain, gastroesophageal reflux, pain in the sternum which expands until the upper part of the back, shoulders and neck. I can not exercise or lie face down. I'm taking medication for reflux.
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Since chest pain can be caused by many causes (eg, gastroesophageal reflux, inflammation of the chest wall, pleuritis, ...
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- Nausea, mild pain in the left side of the chest, pain in the upper back, pain in the arm. Electrocardiogram and blood tests normal. What could it be? About 6 weeks ago I had nausea, pain in the upper, middle and left part of the chest, mild shortness of breath, tingling in the top of the back occasionally.
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There are a number of issues to consider here: despite their normal ECG and an analytical 6 weeks ...
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