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Suggest Remedy For Recurring Pain In Chest Radiating To Breasts And Shortness Of Breath

I m having on and off pain through out everyday, some days are worst across my chest. I have no periods due to an hysterectomy in 2001. I have shortness of breath at times, no energy at all. I feel so drained. can t find any comfort to sleep at nights, there s blue big spider like veins bulging from my nipples across my breast up my left arm with pain radiating behind my breast. This pain starts from one side then across to the other side. What is happening to me ? I do have agina
Tue, 18 Aug 2015
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Hi,
Welcome to health care magic,

The pain you described might be having from some heart issues whether it is angina or some thing else can't be told without actual examination.

So,I would advice you to go for complete hemogram,urine,ECG and blood cardiac markers to rule out any issue with heart.

Meanwhile, you can take pain killers (aspirin would be better in this) with antacids with antithrombotic (clopidogrel) and sublingual nitroglycerin.

Conult physician for immediate treatment and further evaluation.

Regards,
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Suggest Remedy For Recurring Pain In Chest Radiating To Breasts And Shortness Of Breath

Hi, Welcome to health care magic, The pain you described might be having from some heart issues whether it is angina or some thing else can t be told without actual examination. So,I would advice you to go for complete hemogram,urine,ECG and blood cardiac markers to rule out any issue with heart. Meanwhile, you can take pain killers (aspirin would be better in this) with antacids with antithrombotic (clopidogrel) and sublingual nitroglycerin. Conult physician for immediate treatment and further evaluation. Regards,