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What Causes Persistent Chest Pain With Rash?
i have had a rash now for 3 days some bits look like patches and other bits look like scratches even though i havent scratched , i have also had severe chest pain ,like severe intergestion for 2 days , i have been taking antihistamine for three days with no change and zantac and gavascone for the chest pain , i went to the doctors today and she just said to keep taking the antihistamine , i am also always cold and she said my blood pressure was low , she sent me for an ecg and chest xray but im still waiting for the results , do you have any suggestions as i cannot deal with this much longer
Fri, 14 Aug 2020
Hello,
Rash on the chest are commonly due to allergens, infections, autoimmune disorders and stress. Avoid anxiety and stressful lifestyle. Low body temperature may be due to disorders such as diabetes and low thyroid level. Since you have low BP you are suggested to take balanced diet, stay hydrated and avoid alcohol or addiction if any. Get a complete medical checkup done to detect any infection, heart disease, thyroid issues, etc.
Your treating doctor will tell you to do all Blood tests, Lipid function tests, CBC, Urinalysis, Stress tests, Imaging tests (X-ray, Echo, CT/MRI, etc) to detect the pathology causing the symptoms and discomfort. In the meantime, you can take PPI's doe relieve. Avoid spicy, oily food. Take boiled food and cooked veggies. Do regular walking and showers. Take adequate rest and sleep.
Take care. Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Nupur K., General & Family Physician
Rash on the chest are commonly due to allergens, infections, autoimmune disorders and stress. Avoid anxiety and stressful lifestyle. Low body temperature may be due to disorders such as diabetes and low thyroid level. Since you have low BP you are suggested to take balanced diet, stay hydrated and avoid alcohol or addiction if any. Get a complete medical checkup done to detect any infection, heart disease, thyroid issues, etc.
Your treating doctor will tell you to do all Blood tests, Lipid function tests, CBC, Urinalysis, Stress tests, Imaging tests (X-ray, Echo, CT/MRI, etc) to detect the pathology causing the symptoms and discomfort. In the meantime, you can take PPI's doe relieve. Avoid spicy, oily food. Take boiled food and cooked veggies. Do regular walking and showers. Take adequate rest and sleep.
Take care. Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Nupur K., General & Family Physician
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