What causes heart pain in women

A woman's heart pain may be caused by chest contraction due to impact on the chest bones. At this time, the patient will have a painful cough, and being in an anxious and stressful environment will also cause heart pain. Therefore, when you encounter heart pain, you can massage your chest appropriately, adjust your breathing, and drink more water to relieve the symptoms of heart pain.

What causes heart pain in women?

1. Caused by injury: Damage to the chest bones or muscles. Women will feel chest contraction or soreness, sometimes causing painful coughing. Generally, falling or hitting the chest can easily cause injury. If the pain does not improve after 3 days, see a doctor immediately.

2. Anxiety caused by stress: If you don’t feel any pain normally, but this happens, you may become emotionally agitated or depressed, for example, due to work pressure. This phenomenon does not have an obvious physiological cause and is often caused by your own stress.

3. Caused by asthma: If asthma is the culprit, then the woman will have severe coughing and breathing problems, especially at night, early morning, and when running, the symptoms will be aggravated.

4. Swallowing foreign objects: It is not uncommon for women to swallow things, especially when it directly affects their breathing, and they need to go to the hospital for emergency treatment immediately. After eating improperly, women can clearly feel the pain, cough, wheeze, and drool.

What are the symptoms of heart pain in women?

The pain in a woman's chest is concentrated in one point and the patient can point it out clearly. The pain does not last long, usually only one or two seconds each time, and there is a chance of recurrence. The patient experiences stabbing or even severe pain in the chest when taking a deep breath, coughing, sneezing or turning around. The pain may be more severe than chest pain caused by other diseases, but most cases improve within a few days to two or three weeks. Any age can get it.