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How to Identify the Cause of Your Chest Pain?
Chest pain has various causes. Here’s how to recognize common ones:
Heart Pain: Diffuse heaviness or tightness, spreading to the left arm, upper abdomen, back, or jaw. Often starts with exertion and eases with rest. May have breathlessness, sweating, giddiness, or nausea.
Lung Pain: Localized, worsens with coughing or sneezing. Often linked with fever and cough.
Acidity Pain: Midline burning sensation, often after spicy food. Associated with belching or sour liquid in the mouth.
4. Musculoskeletal Pain: Localized, worsens with movement or pressure. Often from injury or poor posture.
Note: If uncertain about the cause, consult a doctor immediately, as some conditions can be life-threatening.
Educational Videos
Discover a curated collection of educational videos designed to empower you with essential knowledge about heart health and emergency response.
What is CPR
What to Do If You Have Chest Pain
How to Identify Chest Pain from the Heart
Heart Attack vs. Cardiac Arrest vs. Heart Failure
What not to do if you have chest pain.
Heart Health and Emergency Response Steps
Taking quick lives. Following infographics highlight the essential do's and don'ts that need to followed in case you have chest pain. Stay informed and moments.
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