When you take a deep breath, your heart hurts, why does your heart hurt when you take a deep breath?

Hello, how old are you this year, gender?

First go to the hospital to do an electrocardiogram and color ultrasound, which is very cheap and can be diagnosed, so don't delay.

If you are not old, has your job been stressful lately? What's the mood? Consider what might be a functional issue, just adjust your mindset ...

Go to the hospital for an ECG Don't procrastinate, don't drag out the problem at the end.

Let's go to the hospital and check it out.

There are many reasons for the tingling sensation in the precordial area when taking a deep breath, and the specific points can be as follows:

1. Respiratory diseases;

2. Lung disease;

3. Pleural disease;

4. Pericardial disease, etc.;

5. Chest wall diseases, such as costochondritis.

When the above diseases occur, the pain may be aggravated due to the traction of the pericardium, pleura, or lung tissue, affected by breathing and exercise. It is recommended that patients should actively seek medical attention when they are unwell, and take corresponding measures after a clear diagnosis.

If you are young, (under 40 years old).

Don't be nervous, it may be cardiac neurosis.

Cardiac neurosis refers to the fact that there may be symptoms similar to angina, but there is no structural or functional abnormality of the heart itself.

That is, there is no difference between the heart itself and the heart of a healthy person.

It is more common in young women, and the incidence rate in men is slightly lower, simply put, it is similar to the symptoms of neurasthenia, which can be accompanied by insomnia and dreams.

You don't need to see a doctor, just relax your mind, and I hope it will help you.

Good luck.

There could be several scenarios:

1.Injuries to the chest wall muscles may be traction injuries, and when doing physical exercises, the injured muscles will be felt when they are stretched, and in this case, there should be external tenderness in the relevant part of the chest wall.

2.Diseases of the pleural space, often caused by pleural inflammation or pleural effusion, are caused by many reasons, mainly deep breathing and pain, mainly in the lower part of the chest under the bilateral armpits. Physical exertion is painful, mainly caused by deep breathing, and chest x-ray is usually needed to assist in diagnosis.

3.For other diseases of the lungs, pain is less common but can be felt.

4.Heart-related disorders, symptoms of angina pectoris may be such a condition that can be diagnosed with the help of an electrocardiogram.

5.Other: It may be mediastinal or esophageal or stomach disorders, and it is less common to have such pain.

Best wishes! ~

Chest pain that gets worse when you take a deep breath? Beware of "sternoclavicular arthritis"! The doctor tells you what's going on.

After doing a position for a long time, sometimes you will feel chest pain when you take a deep breath, which is mostly transient intercostal nerve pain. It doesn't have a big impact on the body.