Every day I feel irritable and need to take a deep breath. Breathing, heart, head will have an uncom

Analysis of the disease roundstone:

Generally, chest tightness is less, not Zen and must be nervous, and it is not necessary to ** pathological chest tightness must be paid attention to, opinions and suggestions:

Chest fluoroscopy, electrocardiogram (ECG), echocardiogram, blood biochemistry, and pulmonary function tests should be performed in the hospital for further diagnosis by the clinician.

Hello, I'm the same as you, what's the problem, are you okay?

Analysis: Hello, this question is considered psychological, guidance:

In the current situation described, I recommend that I try to adjust my mind in time and continue to observe.

Rest assured that the heart aches.

It should be rib neuralgia in the left shoulder, costochondritis and the like.

Reason: Long-term sitting and sleeping posture can be a little sideways in the thoracic spine.

It's okay to lie down when it hurts.

I've also had it for years, and the stabbing pain that pierced into the bones was really comfortable.

Usually the Dora horizontal bar bar is relieved.

Practice seeing a doctor.

The pain of deep breathing is more or less a reflection of the blockage of the blood vessels, and it also represents the tension of the muscles.

The way to adjust is to pay attention to whether you are constantly nervous, you need to remind yourself to relax at all times, and the second is to breathe slowly and deeply, not all at once.

If you don't feel comfortable going to the hospital for an ECG test, it's not expensive.

If you have deep breathing pain in your left chest while walking, you can slowly squat down and try to breathe deeply, once or twice, almost to relieve the pain, if you have pain in breathing when you sleep at night, you can press your left body to sleep, try not to stretch your upper limbs, lie on your side and press your arm to breathe slowly, you can relieve the pain.

Rest assured, not a heartache.

It should be rib neuralgia in the left shoulder, costochondritis or something.

Causes: Long-term sitting, poor sleeping posture, and the thoracic spine may be a little crooked.

When you are in pain, lie down and be fine.

I've had it for years, and it's a sting that sticks to the bone, and it's really uncomfortable.

Usually pull the horizontal bar! There is some relief.

I really can't see a doctor.

Based on your description, I think it's more likely to be a psychological problem.

It is recommended that you go to the psychological clinic for consultation, and it is recommended to go to the endocrinology department for physical symptoms.

Psychological causes will often affect physical health, and the brunt will be reflected in the endocrine, and proper regulation of endocrine function will also have some positive effects on alleviating psychological problems.