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What Causes Pressure In Chest And Numbness In Right Arm?

Good afternoon for the last few weeks between my chest and my right arm been bothering me. First on my chest feel like when someone try to be on the top ,squeeze me, but then stop on my right arm I wake up today and just I can t feel it and I have the ants sensations around of the arm. I m 39 years old and I think I m healthy but, I m not a professional to know what is this. Can you tell me what could be?
Mon, 16 Feb 2015
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Hello, and thank you for your question! I understand your concern about your chest pain. The only thnik that I recommend you is to hurry up and visit a chest pain specialist (that could be your GP, an internist or the cardiologist) because there are so many reasons why people feel chest pain (cardiac or extra-cardiac), and it wouldn't be helpful for you if I would would keep loading you memory with many hypothetic terms and reasons. Besides that in the majority of cases, when we have to do with chest pain, some additional lab exams and radiology may frequently be neededb for decision making.
So please visit the nearest doctor.
Hope to have been helpfu ltoyou. Greetings from Dr. Iliri.
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What Causes Pressure In Chest And Numbness In Right Arm?

Hello, and thank you for your question! I understand your concern about your chest pain. The only thnik that I recommend you is to hurry up and visit a chest pain specialist (that could be your GP, an internist or the cardiologist) because there are so many reasons why people feel chest pain (cardiac or extra-cardiac), and it wouldn t be helpful for you if I would would keep loading you memory with many hypothetic terms and reasons. Besides that in the majority of cases, when we have to do with chest pain, some additional lab exams and radiology may frequently be neededb for decision making. So please visit the nearest doctor. Hope to have been helpfu ltoyou. Greetings from Dr. Iliri.