Usually it doesn t hurt or itch, but my heart hurts suddenly, is it a heart attack?

If the heart is not painful or itchy, but occasionally there is a sudden pain, it may not be a heart disease, but it may be intercostal neuralgia or functional pain. However, it is undeniable that the symptoms of sudden heart pain can occur before suffering from heart disease. Therefore, what is the specific cause, whether you suffer from heart disease or intercostal neuralgia or functional pain, you should go to the hospital in time, confirm the cause of heart pain through medical means, and do not guess yourself, so as not to miss the best period.

The main function of the heart for our body is to promote blood flow, ensure that every organ and tissue of our body can obtain blood, oxygen and nutrients, and eliminate the metabolic waste products of our body to ensure that cells can maintain metabolic function. A healthy heart, in a quiet state, jumps at a speed of 70 per minute. If we find ourselves in our lives with symptoms of swelling or pain in our hearts, it is a distress signal from our heart that we are sick.

Therefore, you should seek medical attention in time.

Typically,To determine if the heart is sick, the hospital will diagnose it using several tests: electrocardiogram, echocardiography**, coronary CT and coronary angiography. Specifically, the doctor will judge the symptoms of the patient, and the electrocardiogram is the most common test item.

In life, there are many people who always hold a fluke to settle themselves and not be too sensitive when they are unwell, which is what people often say about avoiding doctors. For example, it is very discouraged to have a heart that is already uncomfortable, as the question asks, but is still speculating whether you have a heart attack, instead of seeking medical attention in the first place. You must know that even a professional doctor cannot determine whether it is a heart attack by "sudden heart pain", but it can only be determined through relevant examinations.

So,Whether the heart has heart disease or not, don't guess, it is right to seek medical attention.

It is not a heart attack, it is likely to be due to the recent period of stress, or it may be due to the lack of blood supply to the heart and the lack of iron in the body, resulting in sudden pain.

Not necessarily, it may be caused by nerve reflexes, and most of the symptoms are caused by poor rest, fatigue and stress, and poor lifestyle of smoking and drinking.

If you don't have heart disease, you may have poor blood circulation, or you may have poor lifestyle habits and often stay up late, so your heart hurts suddenly.

It is very likely that it is because of a nerve error, or it may be because of a kidney problem, so it will lead to such a phenomenon, so you must reduce the stress in your life at ordinary times, do not stay up late, and do not drink.

It may be that you have coronary heart disease and you have angina. That's why I feel very uncomfortable. It usually feels very painful, and it may even directly affect the quality of sleep.

It is very likely to be high blood pressure, it could be indigestion, it could be angina, it could be rib neuralgia, all of these conditions can cause heart pain.

Yes. It may be pneumonia, pleurisy, coronary heart disease, hypertension, angina, myocardial ischemia and other diseases.

It doesn't have to be a heart attack; It may be that mental stress, excessive exhaustion, and excessive sadness may cause sudden heart pain, if the pain is frequent, go to the hospital as soon as possible to check the body.

It's not heart disease. It may be myocardial infarction, it may be heart dysfunction, it may be myocardial ischemia, it may be coronary heart disease, it may be angina.

Most likely yes. Hardening of the blood vessels or blockage of blood vessels, and irregular heartbeats will cause such a phenomenon and cause such pain.

Mainly overwork, overconsumption of oxygen, vasospasm, angina. You should take a break and not get too tired. Only rest, nothing else, you can exercise properly.

Heartache caused by insufficient blood supply to the heart, headache medicine *** big, check the heart to see if it is low blood or coronary heart disease.

You don't describe it very finely. Heart pain is common in angina, cardiac neurosis (more often in older people), and lesions in adjacent parts of the heart such as neuropathic pain in the chest wall, costochondritis, and gastric ulcers. If the pain is reversed, it is recommended to go to the hospital for examination.

There are two causes of perceived heart pain, both organic and functional, and tests are needed to confirm the diagnosis.

Your description should be angina, but your description is somewhat general, and I hope to get a more detailed description to confirm your diagnosis.

Angina pectoris is a clinical syndrome with episodic chest pain or chest discomfort caused by coronary insufficiency, acute, temporary ischemia and hypoxia of myocardium.

It is characterized by paroxysmal anterior chest squeezing pain, which can be accompanied by other symptoms, the pain is mainly located in the posterior part of the sternum, can radiate to the precordial area and the left upper extremity, often occurs during labor or emotional agitation, each episode is 3 5 minutes, can be once a few days, or several times a day, and disappears after rest or nitrate preparations.

The disease is more common in men, most patients are over 40 years old, and fatigue, emotional agitation, full food, cold, rainy weather, and acute circulatory failure are common triggers.

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Where does the heart hurt? Is it angina? It is best to go to the hospital for a check-up.

1.Psychological causes are ruled out.

2.Excludes intercostal neuralgia.

3.Beware of occult myocardial infarction.

Is it angina, have you had a checkup?

Quick, stinging.

This means that your pain is epidermal and motor neuralgia, not splanchnic neuralgia.

Explain it specifically: (you can imagine it this way).

How do you feel if your hand gets pricked by a needle? It's fast, stinging, and accurate in positioning. This is the characteristic of epidermal pain.

I don't know if you have ever twisted your foot, in that case your pain is also fast, tingling, and accurate. It is epidermal neuralgia felt the same as motor neuralgia.

Imagine that if you have diarrhea, your stomach will also hurt, but this pain can only be said to be stomach pain, so you can't find out which pain it is; And this pain comes and goes slowly, without a clear point of time distinction; The sensation of pain is also a dull ache such as swelling pain. Because this is your small intestine pain, it is visceral pain, which is characterized by inaccurate positioning, slow pain, and dull pain.

Heart pain is visceral pain, if you really have heart pain, it will not be a stinging pain, let alone a moment, and the positioning can be accurate to which point.

As you can see from what I said above, your pain is characterized by epidermal and motor neuralgia. So it's not a heart ache.

So what is the ** pain? Answer: Intercostal neuralgia. A common phenomenon among teenagers, don't be nervous.

Considering the phenomenon caused by myocardial ischemia, there will be transient palpitations, chest pain.

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