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What Causes Headaches Along With Chest Pain?

My cardiologist said he could here very little air when he listen to my lungs. I am having headaches(front and the back of my head), backaches all the way up to my neck, congestion and sometimes a pain in my chest. Should I be concerned? Should I go to another doctor?
posted on Sun, 16 Nov 2014
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Hi,

Having headaches might indicate:
- oscillations in blood pressure: I'd advise to monitor your blood pressure, record the results to get them checked by your doctor
- oscillation in blood sugar levels: should monitor your bs and record the results

Congestion and pain in chest might indicate:
- heart disease
- lung issues

If your cardiologist could not hear enough air in your lungs, then, further evaluation by pulmonologist is advised together with chest X-ray to determine the right cause.

Wish fast recovery!
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What Causes Headaches Along With Chest Pain?

Hi, Having headaches might indicate: - oscillations in blood pressure: I d advise to monitor your blood pressure, record the results to get them checked by your doctor - oscillation in blood sugar levels: should monitor your bs and record the results Congestion and pain in chest might indicate: - heart disease - lung issues If your cardiologist could not hear enough air in your lungs, then, further evaluation by pulmonologist is advised together with chest X-ray to determine the right cause. Wish fast recovery!