Does it hurt in your chest when you sit on a stool and turn your upper body to the side?

I have also had this problem, it feels like a sudden tightening of the chest, it hurts, it will be fine after a while, I am fine, the symptoms and have not been for a long time, it is recommended that you go to a big hospital to check the heart function.

Hello. According to your situation, it is more likely to be neuralgia, or muscle strain, etc., it is recommended that you can go to the hospital to do ** after taking a film, and do not do too heavy physical work to avoid further strain. Hope mine is helpful to you.

Your condition may be an intercostal muscle strain, unlike heart problems, if the pain point is fixed, you can try the wet analgesic cream on the injury.

I think you should check if you have a heart attack when you are in pain.

Let's find out why.

Make an ECG.

Do you often sit on your back? It may have something to do with this.

It's been too long, and suddenly a chest is stressful on the heart!

Personal understanding.

If there is something wrong with the heart, go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible.

I'm like that too, probably angina.

After sitting for a long time, you need to come out and walk around. Or buy an ergonomic chair, it's very comfortable.

Then stand up and bring it back.

If there is a problem with the bone arrangement, see if there are any bad habits before, whether there are legs crossed or standing with side support, and there is a shoulder bag.

Inhale while sitting, sit up straight, and keep holding on to it has a certain effect, I tried it, and it worked.

Students. Be active at the end of class Don't be lazy in physical education class...

Sit in a two-legged position, then gently sway before changing legs.

Close your eyes, turn your neck, lean back as best you can (don't fall over), and do simple gymnastics.

Butt lifts can also be done in the office, and women should do more of these exercises.

When you have time, move your arms and legs.

Get up and take a walk every once in a while.

Stand up and walk around, holding a cup and gossiping with colleagues.