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Q: Chest Xrays Tomoorw..help I Am Freaked

asked by: Sammy001 on January 25th, 2006

Active User, very eHealthy

Latley I have been having some chest pains so on tuesday on this week I went to my doc.

I am only 26 and had a baby boy last april.

The pain is sporatic, and is in my left breast region. I can't really pin point the pain. I can't tell if it is coming from my breast or beneath it, in my lung, heart areas. It is not super painful..It is just annoying, and comes and goes when it wants. I am really paraniod that I have something terribly wrong with me.

I always jump to conclusions, and I have myself thinking that I have heart diesase or lung cancer..Breast cancer...An enlarged heart. Something that is serious.

I love my baby and I want to grow old so that I can see his. Grandchildren.

I am so scard they are gonna find something in the xray tomorrow. And then I will get my prognosis= terminal

Replies(3)

Wanna be Dr.

replied on January 26th, 2006

New User

Don't Think It's Anything Serious

Hey sammy, congrats on your baby, and congrats on taking the right steps. I seriously doubt its anything serious from the pains you've been complaining of, I get that sometimes, it could be sometimes serious.. That is why I commend you on your x-ray efforts. Most heart problems have a blocking off sensation, and a choking sensation, and pin point pain usually could mean gas build up around your pre cardial cavity. But then again good job on seeing your doctor.

Sammy001

replied on January 27th, 2006

Active User, very eHealthy

My bloodwrok came back that I have an overactive thyroid, and my e.K.G. Came back with 63. I haven't got the results from the xray yet.

Wanna be Dr.

replied on February 5th, 2006

New User

Hmm..

Most patients do not expereince pains in the chest region from an overactive thyroid. But then again im only in pre-med listen to you doctor.

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