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Cramping In Chest Above Breast Extending To Shoulders, Hurts On Breathing. Heart Attack Signs?

Hello im 25 years old my left side of my chest above my breast on the left side has been cramping and it hurts all the way to my arm near the shoulder is that anything i should be concerned about like a heart attack or something, when i breathe it also cramps is like a stabbing pain its been going on for 2 days it comes and goes
Wed, 24 Jul 2013
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Welcome to HCM
We understand your concerns

You should not worry and be anxious too much. Pain the chest region alone cannot be a sign of heart attack until it is accompanied with palpitation, sweating, gasping for air etc,. also the pain may not continue for more than an hour. But you should visit a general practitioner to confirm this with the help of his experience and an EKG. Don't worry. Acidity and gastric problems do crate such pains.
Get well soon.
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Cramping In Chest Above Breast Extending To Shoulders, Hurts On Breathing. Heart Attack Signs?

Dear Welcome to HCM We understand your concerns You should not worry and be anxious too much. Pain the chest region alone cannot be a sign of heart attack until it is accompanied with palpitation, sweating, gasping for air etc,. also the pain may not continue for more than an hour. But you should visit a general practitioner to confirm this with the help of his experience and an EKG. Don t worry. Acidity and gastric problems do crate such pains. Get well soon.