What s the problem with the right lung pain?

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.

If you are middle-aged and elderly, it is recommended to do an electrocardiogram because there is a possibility of coronary heart disease.

Word for word, I hope it helps you.

Good luck.

The most important thing is a family history of disease, and cardiovascular diseases such as angina pectoris and myocardial infarction must be ruled out, because now there is a lot of pressure in work and life, and patients with cardiovascular diseases have a tendency to be younger, which should be paid attention to.

It may be caused by bronchitis or pneumonia, and there is a high possibility of lung problems.

Right-sided chest pain can be due to problems in the lungs, pleura, etc., so it is not necessarily a lung problem.

It may be an injury to the chest wall, an infection, or a fracture. It is possible that yes, if the pain is severe, it needs to be checked.

It could be that there is something wrong with the lungs, yes, this place is the lungs, and I think I should go to the hospital for a check-up as much as possible.

Hello, the most common right lung pain is right pneumothorax, intercostal neuritis, pleurisy or shingles, it is recommended that you go to the respiratory medicine department of the hospital for examination as well.

Hello; It is recommended to go to the hospital for B ultrasound examination to clarify the cause, target ****, and relieve it with local hot compresses.

Do you have any previous medical history?

Did you stretch before it started to hurt? What are the specific triggers?

What kind of pain is pain?

You say it doesn't hurt to take a deep breath, but does it hurt when you breathe shallowly?

If you want to confirm, go to the hospital to check your heart and do an electrocardiogram, but it may be intercostal neuralgia, this is not needed**.

If you have symptoms such as right lung pain when taking deep breaths, it is mainly due to the inflammation and infection of your lungs, but you do not know whether it is the pain inside or the pain indicated by the chest. Thoracic pain, on the other hand, is considered for intercostal neuritis and, possibly, pain from early herpes zoster.

Guidance: It is recommended to go to the hospital for chest X-ray examination to make a clear diagnosis, if it is inflammation inside, use antibiotics to reduce inflammation, if it is intercostal neuritis, use gamma oryzanol, schisandra syrup, etc. **.

[Identification].

Common syndromes. Weakness of heart qi and chest pain: chest pain is faint, sometimes mild and sometimes severe, sometimes resting, chest tightness and discomfort, palpitations, shortness of breath, self-sweating, fatigue, aggravation after activity, white complexion (white and light), light tongue, thin pulse or weak pulse.

Cold condensation and stagnation chest pain: chest pain and swelling, the pain is sometimes mild and sometimes severe, and even chest pain penetrates the back, and the left shoulder and arm are painful. Severe symptoms may include paleness, sweating, chills, cold limbs, or convulsions, pale or fat tongue with tooth marks, and slow pulse or knotting.

Heart and blood stasis obstruction chest pain: chest pain is severe, mostly stabbing, fixed, or even sudden, pain such as a knife cut, cold sweat spontaneously, palpitations, panic, fatigue after relief, listlessness, tongue bruising and dark or ecchymosis, thin or astringent pulse, or generation.

Chest pain due to qi and yin deficiency: dull chest pain, endless, sometimes light and sometimes heavy, palpitations, insomnia, self-sweating, shortness of breath or wheezing, especially after activity. Fever is felt, the tongue is dry and scarce, the urine is yellow and red, the tongue is red and less lichen, the pulse is thin or weak and numerous, or it is knotted.

Phlegm turbidity inhibits chest pain: chest pain, cough with a lot of phlegm, or cough up thin phlegm and salivation, or cough with thick and sticky sputum, shortness of breath or wheezing, or even pain in the back, unable to lie flat, white or slippery tongue, and slippery pulse.

Carbuncle and empyema chest pain in the lungs: faint chest pain, coughing up yellow sputum, or pus and blood, fishy smell, thirst and not wanting to drink, or full of annoyance, sweating, cold and hot, red tongue, slippery or slippery pulse.

Differential analysis.

It is recommended to go to large and medium-sized regular hospitals to see respiratory medicine, and you need to do blood routine, chest CT and other examinations, especially chest CT is a must, although it is more expensive, but because CT can show many details that conventional chest X-ray can not show, and provide more information, it is still worth the price. CT scans can be used to see if there are lesions in the lungs, heart, and mediastinum, so that the diagnosis can be confirmed as soon as possible. It is best not to take medicine blindly until you get a diagnosis.

Identify the pathogen and the symptoms** will disappear.

If you are a symptom of pneumonia, you should go to the hospital as soon as possible to get a diagnosis so as not to delay the condition.

Let's go to the hospital for a chest X-ray and have a blood test by the way, so that you can almost find out what the cause is.

If you have no cough or strenuous exercise recently, if you think it is caused by respiratory muscle fatigue caused by excessive breathing, it can generally recover in 3 days, and you can take Fenpide capsules**.

Ask your doctor, relatives or friends.