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Painful Cramps Under The Breast Inside The Rib Cage. Have Palpitations. No Heart Problems. Family History Of Heart Rhythm Disorders
Hi, for the past 2 days I have been getting what I can only describe as painful twinges/ cramps under my left breast inside my rib cage.. I originally thought it was a twitching muscle but they are getting more frequent amped more painful, enough to make me stop and grimace:/ I have no heart problems aprt from the odd palpitation but do have a family history of heart rhythm problems. Help bit worried:(
Hi Jenny,
Welcome to heathcare Magic!
The pain in the chest at that site can be due to muscle spasms, Pleurisy/pneumonia/pericarditis-myocarditis in which case it is more when you breath in and when you cough and in angina/myocardial infarction when it is constricting nature and not related to breathing or movements.
In any case you need a Chest Xray and an ECG and review to your physician.
Wish you a great health!
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Painful Cramps Under The Breast Inside The Rib Cage. Have Palpitations. No Heart Problems. Family History Of Heart Rhythm Disorders
Hi Jenny, Welcome to heathcare Magic! The pain in the chest at that site can be due to muscle spasms, Pleurisy/pneumonia/pericarditis-myocarditis in which case it is more when you breath in and when you cough and in angina/myocardial infarction when it is constricting nature and not related to breathing or movements. In any case you need a Chest Xray and an ECG and review to your physician. Wish you a great health!