I keep getting thsi wierd pain on the left
side of my chest in the center of my
breast pretty much. It's sharp, kind of
like stabbing, but not like a knife going
in and out..Jsut deeper and deeper in.
When I hold it, it feels better. I've
ahd this going on a while and it's the
least of my problems. So I always forget
to mention it to the doc. But it
happened last night, and it took a while
to go away...Like a half hour, and I got
very weak. I was sitting and if i'd of
tried to stand, I would of fallen. I
have mitral valve prolapse &
tachycardia. But other than that no real
heart problems. I was passing outa few
months ago b/c the medicine to lower my
heart rate was lowering my bp too much and
I was passing out.
Sometimes my bp goes up or down and my
symptoms coordiate, like
lightheaded/dizziness and/or feeling out
of breath/really bad headache.
But it's usually just for a few mins.
Any suggestions on what this pain could
be??
Thanks in advance
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nawtaprincess
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 19 Jun 2006 Posts: 105 Location: ky
Re: Pain In Left Breast Posted: 09-25-06 23:26pm
I get that pain sometimes too so if u
figure anything out send me a message.
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Volaremos
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 09 Aug 2006 Posts: 421
Hi There Posted: 09-26-06 01:53am
I also dont have an answer for that but it
happens to me too.
If you guys find anything please be sure
to share.
Thanks
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cblackwell
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 24 Oct 2006 Posts: 1 Location: wales
Chest Pain Posted: 10-24-06 15:59pm
I actually went to hospital with this pain
a while back, got told that it was
muscular spasm, and got prescribed
ibuprofen.
It get's better when you hold your breath,
because the muscle isn't moving.
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