This is a symptom of the patient, scary places the doctor on the alert. You may have chest pain, chest pain or chest pains on the left. Antenna warning costs!
The reason for this is that causes chest pain can be a serious depending on the patient undergoes a serious of tests to rule out serious reasons.
Tests for monitoring include chest pain, ICCU, radiology, pathology, ECHO, and more. However, there are other causes of chest pain, not all serious. Let's see what are those different causes chest pain ...
Causes of chest pain belong to different systems, we catch them, system wise.
A) cardiovascular system. (Related to the heart and blood vessels)
B) Lung system. (Related to the lungs)
Digestive system)
D) fish system
E) on the muscular system
F) skin
A) the causes of chest pain: cardiovascular
Angina causes chest pain and left the blood supply to the result of missing the heart due to a reduction of blood supply to the lumen in the veins of the heart and chest pain that may radiate to the left shoulder, arm or neck, or it can be played back. Sometimes the pain can be felt only in the back of ischemia (inadequate blood supply) in the inferior wall of the heart. A heart attack. (Myocardial infarct). The essence of chest pain and the causes are similar to those of angina attack except more risk. This is because, in the heart, is more of an obstacle can even be finished. This can be life threatening. Pericarditis is of hchport which is a membrane that covers the heart. There may also be a collection of fluid within the membrane. Here, the pain is usually felt on the front and center of the chest. Aortic tear or Aorta Aneurysm: aorta is the main artery in the body that starts from the heart. Tear in the wall of the aorta causes severe chest pain that radiates back suddenly. Similarly aorta aneurysm can cause chest pain. This is life threatening.
B) Lung causes of chest pain:
Embolism is blocking capillary pulmonary embolus is essentially healthy due to a clot that has moved from somewhere. This pain is severe and sudden. ----Life threatening. Embolism. Pneumonia is part of the lungs. Pain that increases to take a deep breath. Pneumothorax is the collapse of part of the lung and is due to the introduction of air between the lung pleura (the membrane that covers the lungs). This pain is severe and sudden. Depends on how seriously that a collapsed lung. Pneumothoraxdisplays in the right lung collapse. Pleurisy is inflammation of the pleura, which is the membrane that covers the lungs. Fill with fluid may get the man.
C) digestive system causing chest pain:
Gerd or gastro esophageal vshti. This content is still too from the stomach into the esophagus and chest which gives rise to burn-in. Ulcer stomach pain can refer to the chest. This pain is felt immediately after meals. Pocket pain due to stones or other pathology can refer to the chest. Hernia-GERD can also refer to chest pain. Blend of stomach Distension causes referred pain in the chest. Pancreas: inflammation of the pancreas can cause referred pain in the chest. Achalasia is a sphincter between the esophagus stomach open not to give food to pass into the stomach. The food back up into the esophagus, and esophageal chest pain and nausea. D) chest pain causes the system to fish: Costochondritis: this is a situation in which the joint between the sides has red sternum (breast bone). It is a pain in the chest increases the pressure on the site of pain with the fingers. (Edna). The reason is unknown, this condition subsides on its own.
E) muscles causes of chest pain: inflammation or tear in the muscle or tendon tear as a result of the above at some of this can cause this condition. The pain increases the freedom of movement of this part, or even view Edna. In the case of inflammation of the muscles between the ribs, and deep breathing can worsen the pain.
F) skin causes of chest pain: all inflammatory conditions such as herpes zoster on the skin of the chest gives rise to pain over the infected area that stretches behind the front. This is caused by a virus and gives rise to a rash that extends from front to back.
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