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Chest Pain, Pain In Shoulder, Arms, Jaw. Lump Under Collar Bone, Tingling Face, Numbness In Face
Hi, i have been having pain around the left side of my chest area for about a month now. The pain could be squeezing and sharp. i also experience pain in the following areas 1) left shoulder right next to my neck 2) left arm (also radiates to my elbow ) 3) left elbow pain 4) left wrist 5) left shoulder blade 6) left jaw (radiates as well) and now i also experience the following 1) pulling on my neck 2) a lump under my left collar bone which is painful when press 3) numb on left side of face 4) tingling sensation on left side of my face. feels like something is crawling on my face
Mon, 31 Dec 2012
Hallo eric,
As you mention your symptom in form of left sided squazzing type of chest pain radiating to left shoulder,arm,wrist .....this all suggestive of myocardial infarction.
You having rest pain which is sometime aggrvated by activity so unstable angina is most probably is the cause.
Friend my advice is consult your physician as early as possible,do ECG,cause this may be the emergency.
You also mention lump under left collar bone,may be this lump pressing nerve so numbness of face or numbness of face may be presenting symptom of MI.
So consult your physician as soon as possible.
As you mention your symptom in form of left sided squazzing type of chest pain radiating to left shoulder,arm,wrist .....this all suggestive of myocardial infarction.
You having rest pain which is sometime aggrvated by activity so unstable angina is most probably is the cause.
Friend my advice is consult your physician as early as possible,do ECG,cause this may be the emergency.
You also mention lump under left collar bone,may be this lump pressing nerve so numbness of face or numbness of face may be presenting symptom of MI.
So consult your physician as soon as possible.
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