Why is there pain under the right side of the chest?

We all know that women's breasts are the second organ of women and are particularly important to women. Many women's gynecological diseases will manifest on their breasts. Many women will suffer from some breast diseases, such as mastitis, breast lumps, breast hyperplasia, etc. If women have these diseases in their breasts, they will feel pain in their breasts. So what is the pain under the right breast?

1. Negative emotions such as rage, depression, and repression can cause pain in the liver area. Since most of the liver is in the right abdomen, it causes pain in the right chest. Recommended reading: The dangers of high jaundice

2. Breast pain that occurs during puberty, menstruation, pregnancy, and delivery.

3. Pleural and chest wall lesions, subphrenic abscesses, etc. can also cause chest pain.

4. Cardiovascular diseases, such as angina pectoris, myocardial infarction, etc., causing chest pain.

4. Hepatobiliary diseases, especially viral hepatitis and cirrhosis. This is the expert’s answer. Through the results of liver function tests, electrocardiograms, B-ultrasound and other tests, combined with the location, characteristics, and time of the pain, it is possible to determine where the lesion is causing the pain, thereby making a more accurate acute judgment.

Suggestions: It is recommended to perform B-ultrasound examination to check whether there is cholecystitis and gallstones, and gastroscopy to check whether there is gastric ulcer and duodenal ulcer. In addition, an X-ray should be taken to see whether it is pneumonia.