Pain below the chest

As we all know, disease prevention is something that everyone needs to pay great attention to. Some people have inexplicable chest pain, which is also very normal. So, what is the reason for the pain in the lower center of the chest? What causes pain in the middle of the chest? Next, let’s take a look at it.

What is the pain in the lower middle of the chest?

It is recommended to first check whether there is lung infection, pleurisy, tuberculosis, or pneumothorax. In addition, the possibility of intercostal neuritis and costochondritis should also be considered. In some cases, it should be noted that gastrointestinal ulcers and pancreatic diseases may also cause this condition. Also pay attention to check whether there are any problems with liver and gallbladder B-ultrasound and liver function. An electrocardiogram should also be performed to check for the possibility of myocardial ischemia.

Coughing is a common disease in our daily life. As the saying goes, there are two things in the world that cannot be hidden, one is poverty and the other is coughing. It can be seen that when people cough, it is a rhythm that cannot be controlled at all. Some people experience chest pain when they cough. What is the reason for chest pain due to cough? Let me introduce you to the relevant professional knowledge about chest pain due to cough.

1. Cough is one of the common influenza cold symptoms, which is a simple catarrhal inflammation of the throat caused by rhinovirus. If you just have a cough with phlegm, you can take some cold and anti-inflammatory medicine.

2. If it is accompanied by chest pain, you need to pay attention, because chest pain is usually caused by various causes such as pneumonia, pleurisy, intercostal neuritis, angina pectoris, esophagitis, etc.

3. If you feel a slight chest pain when you cough, even if it is not serious, you should seek medical attention immediately. If you delay, it is likely to develop into asthma, bronchitis and tuberculosis.

4. During the treatment period, in addition to taking medication, you must also arrange your time reasonably, rest on time, and avoid eating any spicy, irritating, fishy, ​​or raw or cold foods.