Why do I have chest pain during confinement?

Chest pain is a very broad definition. The location of the chest is relatively special, and the causes of chest pain in pregnant women are also very complicated. Pregnant women themselves are a relatively special group of people with relatively weak bodies. Sometimes they feel chest pain when they are anxious or depressed. Let us take a detailed look at the causes of chest pain in pregnant women.

What causes chest pain in pregnant women?

Generally speaking, women will experience various discomfort symptoms during breastfeeding, such as chest pain, which sometimes has something to do with the mood and living environment of the pregnant woman. If pregnant women are always depressed or in a bad mood, they will experience chest pain. Therefore, pregnant women can often go out for a walk, change their mood and breathe more fresh air, which will be of great help. In addition, you can put some flowers and trees in the room, improve the indoor environment, and pay attention to ventilation, which will also help pregnant women with chest pain.

How to protect yourself from chest pain

1. If you suspect angina pectoris, give oxygen immediately, rest, and place nitroglycerin under the tongue.

2. Go to the hospital immediately for an electrocardiogram and X-ray examination, and receive treatment based on the cause of the disease.

3. Take painkillers in moderation.

4. Maintain a cheerful and happy attitude, avoid spicy food, and quit smoking and drinking.

5. Develop a good lying posture to reduce the chance of lumbar facet joint disorder.

6. Exercise persistently: for example, do more chest expansion exercises.

The degree of chest pain varies greatly. Some people have dull pain, but some people have unbearable pain. Of course, the treatment methods for different pain levels are also different. For occasional chest pain, you should pay attention to rest and don't be too tired. Over-fatigue or poor exercise may cause temporary chest pain.