Discomfort in the left side of the chest, feeling difficult to breathe

Tracheitis? If you can't breathe well, it will definitely have an impact on the heart, and the heart will beat faster than normal, and you will feel very uncomfortable! And because the brain is most sensitive to hypoxia, let's say a statistic:

The brain only accounts for 2% of body weight, but oxygen consumption accounts for 25% of the whole body, which shows that the brain is a big user of oxygen! So once there is a lack of oxygen, the first thing that is unhappy is the nerve center - the brain! The heart and lungs are very closely related to each other, and the respiratory rate of a normal person is 12-18 minutes, and the heartbeat rate is 60-80 minutes.

Their frequencies are interconnected. At the same time, body temperature will also affect the rate of breathing, for every degree of body temperature increase, the breathing rate will increase by about 5 times, if the breathing is faster, then the heartbeat will also increase accordingly, and vice versa! The reason for this is the regulation of sympathetic and parasympathetic nerves, which is not specific, but if you are interested, you can check out medical books.

If you suspect that you have a heart problem, you can go to the hospital for relevant tests, such as electrocardiogram, which can accurately understand the electrophysiological changes of the heart, and if there is a problem with the heart, the corresponding problem can be diagnosed through the electrocardiogram. If there is no problem to rule out organic changes in the heart, then it may be mainly a change in your mood, people's psychological pressure is great, and the heart will often feel very uncomfortable, so it is necessary to relax the nervous and depressed mood, and do more outdoor exercise, which is beneficial to the enhancement of cardiopulmonary function.

Family history of heart disease, history of tracheitis, long-term inactivity in the later stage, and environmental factors will cause a series of uncomfortable symptoms, especially during the change of seasons.

If there is no ** or more aggravated tracheitis, the period of change of seasons is not good for your physical condition, and so on to adapt to the surrounding life to strengthen exercise, improve autoimmunity, have certain benefits to your health, consider having a family history of heart disease, now at this age you need to pay attention, bad habits as soon as possible, the situation is more complicated. It is recommended that you go to the hospital to check that you still have certain psychological obstacles, try to relax and maintain an optimistic mood.

Good luck with a speedy **.

This condition is most likely caused by an infection in the lungs, and it is best to go to the hospital for a check-up and **.

This may be a symptom before a heart attack and requires prompt travel to the hospital**.

Hello! I understand your anxiety very well, your father's diagnosis is clear, medically called "muscle bridge", which caused your father's chest tightness, poor breathing, fainting, etc.

Because the large blood vessels of normal myocardial blood (we call them "coronary arteries") run on the surface of the heart, and one of your father's large blood vessels (I don't know which one, you didn't explain) run in the myocardium, and the heart compresses this blood vessel when it contracts, resulting in insufficient blood supply to the myocardium, so the above symptoms occur, if they occur frequently and severely, surgery is necessary**.

Before you have surgery**, we hope you will take the following suggestions:

1. Reduce physical activity, because the greater the amount of activity, the stronger the myocardial contraction and the heavier the blood vessel compression.

2. Avoid mood swings: When angry and emotional, it is easy to cause blood pressure to rise and aggravate the heart load.

3. Add a small dose of blocker (betalux 25mg twice a day) The above reply may be helpful to you, and then contact the Internet if you don't know it, I wish your father to get rid of the disease as soon as possible!

If you have chest pain, it is recommended to first check whether you have it.

Pulmonary infection, pleurisy, tuberculosis, pneumothorax are all possible, and intercostal neuritis and costochondritis should also be considered.

Possibly. Sometimes you need to be careful.

Peptic ulcers.

and pancreatic disease.

It can also lead to this phenomenon.

Also pay attention to the ultrasound of the liver and gallbladder.

Whether there is a problem with liver function. Still more.

Electrocardiogram.

Is there any? Myocardial ischemia.

Possibly.