Pain in the right chest when walking There is another 50 points to give

There is no major problem, pay attention not to be too strenuous in the early stage of exercise, should be gradual, if there is pain in a small amount of exercise, you should go to the hospital to take an image and electrocardiogram examination.

Check the chest x-ray, if there is no organic lesion, exclude pneumothorax, the possibility of intercostal neuralgia is large, rest is the mainstay, nothing special, don't worry too much.

If there has been strenuous exercise before the pain, the ligaments may have been injured. Otherwise, you should go to the hospital for a x-ray to prevent pneumothorax or hydropleural effusion.

That is, the above ones are dealt with, and if you don't listen, you can't help it! Hahahaha, don't be careless.

You have to go to the hospital for a check-up to know if there is a big problem, do a chest X-ray to see!

That's where the liver is located. It's hard to say before the check. Pain when walking may also be a symptom of the gallbladder. Check it out.

Depending on the situation you described, the chest pain may be stomach pain or angina, and the problem should be clarified by gastroscopy, electrocardiogram, cardiac ultrasound, and cardiac enzyme myography.

Consider whether it is a stomach or liver problem. First of all, the heart is not on the right side, and the heart pain is usually accompanied by palpitations. The second lung does not hurt alone, and it will always be accompanied by respiratory abnormalities.

In young men, costochondritis and pleurisy may be large and will not be a major problem.

If you are hospitalized, you will mainly be given antibiotics in hanging bottles, nebulization, and sputum suction. There is no one who is vulnerable to attack on the left lung or the right lung.

Sixty beats should be a normal heartbeat....

It should be costochondritis, also known as anterior chest wall syndrome, is a common cause of anterior chest pain, because the pain site is in the anterior chest, it is easy to be confused with angina, patients often mistakenly think that they have coronary heart disease, ** generally related to trauma, in people carrying heavy objects, sharp twisting or due to chest squeezing, etc., so that the thoracic rib joint cartilage causes acute injury, or due to chronic strain or cold and flu caused by viral infection, resulting in edema of the thoracic rib joint surface cartilage, thickened aseptic inflammatory reaction and onset. or costochondral dystrophy, thoracocostal joint inflammation, myofasciitis. Its clinical manifestations are anterior chest pain, mostly soreness and pain, acute or slow onset, sometimes mild and sometimes severe, can be aggravated by turning over and coughing, deep breathing, upper limb activities, sometimes radiating to the upper limbs, and if the tenderness at the 2-5 costal cartilage is not timely and thorough, there is a tendency to reverse.

In clinical practice, it should be distinguished from coronary heart disease, angina, tuberculosis pleurisy and other diseases. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the pain of costochondritis spreads to the chest and flanks, and the upper arm is qi stagnation; Local bulge, tenderness is obvious, and the pain point is fixed and unmovable, which is blood stasis. Qi stagnation and blood stasis, wind and heat invade the meridians, poison and heat are blazing, and qi and blood cannot be contained.

If it doesn't work, it hurts.

Check the blood lipids, it should be high, causing angina! If it goes on for a long time, it will be life-threatening!