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I Have A Pains In The Area Of My Lungs
Question: I have a pains in the area of my lungs on both the left and right side. Been happening for about 2 months. I have never smoked a ciggerette in my life but I am a cannabis user. My father died of lung cancer last year after not smoking for 37 years. My mother is a breast cancer survivor. The pain is almost between a burn and cramping feeling. I take seroquel and zoloft.
Brief Answer:
causes of chest pain
Detailed Answer:
Hello and welcome to Ash a Doctor. I have reviewed your query and here is my advice.
There are many causes for chest pain. These include:
-cardiac, pericarditis, rupture of aortic aneurysm, palpitations, fainting,
heart arrhythmia.
-pneumonia, pleurisy(pain from the coverings of the lungs, spontaneous
pneumothorax(sudden occurrence of air between the layers that surround the lungs), asthma
-sickle cell anemia, gall bladder disease
- muscle spasm, strain, fatigue, vigorous sports, trauma
-rib fracture, tumors
- marijuana can cause pain in the breast
- chronic marijuana use can cause chest pain
Hope I have answered your query. If you do not have any clarifications to ask, you can close the discussion, and rate the
answer. Wish you good health.
I shall wait to see if you have more questions.
Arnold Zedd, MD
causes of chest pain
Detailed Answer:
Hello and welcome to Ash a Doctor. I have reviewed your query and here is my advice.
There are many causes for chest pain. These include:
-cardiac, pericarditis, rupture of aortic aneurysm, palpitations, fainting,
heart arrhythmia.
-pneumonia, pleurisy(pain from the coverings of the lungs, spontaneous
pneumothorax(sudden occurrence of air between the layers that surround the lungs), asthma
-sickle cell anemia, gall bladder disease
- muscle spasm, strain, fatigue, vigorous sports, trauma
-rib fracture, tumors
- marijuana can cause pain in the breast
- chronic marijuana use can cause chest pain
Hope I have answered your query. If you do not have any clarifications to ask, you can close the discussion, and rate the
answer. Wish you good health.
I shall wait to see if you have more questions.
Arnold Zedd, MD
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