Few things to know about chest pain and its symptoms!
Pain is how your body notifies you there’s a problem. But chest pain doesn’t always mean you have a heart problem. And sometimes chest pain is expected because it’s a “normal” symptom of a chronic health condition. Since you can never be sure about the reason for your chest pain, you should always take it seriously and seek medical care. In the meantime, you’ll be better prepared for chest pain when you know more about the different causes and their symptoms. Non-heart-related chest pain is a common symptom caused by conditions such as · Heartburn (acid reflux and gastroesophageal reflux disease) · Pulled muscles or tendons in the chest or rib cage · Stomach ulcers · Gallstones · Gastritis · Pneumonia · Asthma · Bronchitis · Panic attacks Most of these conditions cause chest pain that’s different from the pain of a heart attack. For example, non-heart-related chest pain may occur when you move or come from a precise location outside your heart. ...