Female left chest pain when breathing

Many people feel a tightness in their chest in their daily lives, as if they can't breathe. So I started to worry that I had a heart attack, and I was afraid to go to the hospital for a check-up, fearing that the result would be bad. A bad attitude will make the symptoms worse, and the cycle will cause great pressure on yourself. For women with left chest pain, you should see a doctor for examination and treatment as soon as possible to avoid unnecessary harm.

What causes pain in the left chest when breathing?

Simple chest discomfort symptoms cannot be diagnosed as a disease. It is necessary to check whether there is liver fire or chronic gastritis and insufficient blood supply to the heart. The causes of chest discomfort include arrhythmia, anxiety, cardiac neurosis, etc., and often cause symptoms such as panic, chest tightness and shortness of breath, chest pain, and chest tightness, which affect the normal life and life, so targeted treatment is needed.

Chest pain is mostly caused by lung disease, heart disease or thoracic disease. Symptomatic pain is mostly caused by neuralgia or inflammatory irritation. You can take vitamin B21 to adjust and relieve the pressure first. If the condition does not improve, go to the hospital for medical treatment in time.

What should I do if a woman has pain in her left chest when breathing in?

Lung disease: If lung symptoms occur, targeted treatment should be carried out based on the cause of the lung disease. 1. If there is lung inflammation and fever, accompanied by cough and sputum, anti-inflammatory treatment should be carried out first. It may be a viral infection or a bacterial infection. Choose appropriate antiviral drugs or antibiotics for treatment according to the cause. For cough and cough with sputum, expectorant and antitussive drugs are needed, such as ambroxol oral aqueous solution. In the case of fever, if the body temperature exceeds 38.5℃, you need to take ibuprofen suspension for antipyretic and analgesic treatment. 2. If it is traumatic to the lungs, appropriate surgical treatment is required based on the severity of the trauma. 3. If a lung tumor occurs, surgery is the best option in the early stages. In the late stages, if the tumor is large and not suitable for surgery or has metastasized, radiotherapy and chemotherapy may be necessary.

Heart disease: Food, clothing, housing and transportation should be regular, pay attention to rest, do not watch too much TV and play, ensure adequate sleep quality, maintain appropriate temperature and humidity, relatives and others should not smoke in the patient's bedroom. To keep the air fresh, ventilate the room for 30 minutes every morning. When opening windows for ventilation, pay attention to keeping warm, and the time should not be too long. Pay attention to supplementing nutrition. Generally, there are no special taboos, but you should eat high-value and easy-to-digest foods, such as lean meat, fish, eggs, fruits and a variety of vegetables and fruits. Generally, there is no need to limit the amount of salt. People with complex physical conditions, low heart function, and heart failure should strictly control their salt intake. Adults should control it at 4-8 grams per day, and children should control it at 2-4 grams per day. They should be given easily digestible liquid food, such as mixed dumplings, noodles, and rice porridge. Pay attention to moderate exercise: Generally, there is no restriction on exercise. For patients with heart function at level I or II, they can do some meaningful physical activities in daily life according to their condition. The amount of exercise should not cause fatigue. Take the medicine under the guidance of the doctor. Patients should strictly follow the doctor's instructions and not take it casually to avoid risks.

Thoracic disease: Thoracic portal syndrome is a series of diseases caused by compression of the lower cervical arteries, veins and brachial plexus at the upper thoracic opening. In terms of treatment, the disease is divided into two types: conservative treatment and surgical treatment.

Conservative treatment

If the patient's active symptoms are mild and there is no sign of nerve damage, conservative treatment methods can be used for treatment, including suspension training of the upper limbs, appropriate rest, local acupuncture therapy, partial blockade of the anterior scalene muscle, oral analgesics and non-steroidal antiviral drugs, weight reduction, and shoulder muscle training. If the treatment fails, surgery should be used for comprehensive treatment.

Surgery

If conservative treatment fails, or the patient's symptoms are severe, with symptoms of nerve damage such as decreased sensation, muscle atrophy and paralysis, surgery should be performed as soon as possible to eliminate compression of the brachial plexus and the inferior cervical arteries and veins. It is suitable for patients whose symptoms have not improved or even worsened after 1 to 3 months of conservative treatment, and whose ulnar nerve conduction velocity through the thoracic entrance is less than 6b250/s. Cardiovascular angiography showed significant stenosis and obstruction of the subclavian artery and vein, severe local pain or obvious venous stress symptoms.