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Re: Question: Mysterious pains in the chest?From: Angel (anonymous@obgyn.net)Wed, 15 Jan 2003 23:17:43 -0600 (CST)
At Mon, 20 May 2002, Valeri wrote: > >I have also expierenced this.. actually i still do (almost daily, >though not always as bad). I have terrible pains in my chest right >beneath my breast. Feels like my ribs fold over one another and lock, >and then i can not breath but little itty bitty breaths. I've gone into >the emergency room for this twice. Was given all the test and had >everyone worried due to past medical conditions... but they couldnt >find anything wrong. First doctor told me it was all in my head. I was >having anxiety attacks, prescribed Paxil (think that is what it was) and >said to get a breast reduction! Nothing else.. no follow up.. nothing. >Second time i rushed in.. the pain was even worse. This time, all the >test again.. and nothing.. But the doctor said, hey i think it is >Constocontritis (spelling?) which is an infection in the cartilidge of >the rib cage.. gave me some meds for that, and it stopped for a bit. >But it always comes back. I have to wear a support bra or it feels as >if i am crushing my ribs. > I'm just wondering if maybe this has a connection to PCOS? > >Since my doctor said that i more than likey have PCOS, (havent been >correctly diagnosed yet... just a matter of time) I too feel as if my >body is in hyper drive.. I just think its all the research I've done.. >allowing me to recognize everything that has been going on.. like a >light bulb.. or maybe a huge big bonfire... went off in my head.. "I >can see clearly now, the rain is gone" lol > >-- >Valeri > >At Mon, 20 May 2002, celeste wrote: >> >>I too have experienced this these awful awful constricting chest pains, >>thought >>I was having a heart attack. I just turned 40 and thought Lord please >>don't >>take me now. >>Anyway Dr. gave me the Zpack (zithromax0 to clear up infection and >>tylox for >>pain, put me out of work for a while and told me to rest. >>He himself has had pluracy it can lead to phenmonia quick if not >>treated. >>The lungs are surrounded by fluid and swollen and we tend to not want to >>take deep breaths because it hurts soooooo bad. (and that makes the >>pluracy worse) >>Hope this helps anyone who thinks their dying of heart trouble as I did. >>Thank the good Lord for good DR.S.I do want to say i was mis-diagnosed >>by the >>the first quack I went to :~) >> >>take care ! >> >>>Hi Elle- >>>I also experience these pains. Actually a few months ago I had a trip >>>to the ER because I called my doctor's office to ask about them and the >>>nurse panicked (knowing my history and strong family history of heart >>>disease) and insisted I go to the ER. Anyway, I had a chest x-ray, EKG, >>>and a blood test to see what was up and everything was fine. The doctor >>>who saw me concluded it was pluracy (mispelled?), but I'm not exactly >>>sure. I still have these pains every few days, and they scare me but I >>>don't know what to do since all the tests came back normal. It seems >>>that doctors think you're faking it if nothing shows up on a test. I >>>just hope that I don't drop dead from a heart attack some day because >>>something was overlooked! Sorry I don't have any solutions, just wanted >>>to let you know that I get them too. >>> >>>At Thu, 27 Apr 2000, Nethermind wrote: >>>> >>>>Does anyone ever get sharp pain in their breasts? I have been going >>>>through all sorts of changes (not necessarily good ones)since my >>>>diagnosis (like my body knows that the gig is up, so it's accelerating >>>>the process!), coinciding with when I started a low carb diet. The last >>>>two days I have been feeling sharp pains in my breasts. I know that I >>>>have to be careful not to blame everything on PCOS (messy house? PCO! >>>>stubbed my toe? PCO!), but I was wondering if anyone felt this, too. >>>> >>>>-Elle >>> >>>-- >>>Take Care! >>>Ginger >>>
-- There is a condition that I had in my early 20s,in laymans terms it was called chest wall pain.The lining of the chest wall swells causing severe pain,shortness of breath,and it leaves you with no energy, loss of appetite.Iwas told that was a rare condition,but this year my daughter was diagnosed with the same thing.It's most often found in women in their 20s.You may be experiencing this.You may want to ask your Dr. about this.And also have them check your gallbladder as it has some of your symptoms,if you have gallstones.
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