What to do if you have high-risk chest pain?

As a woman, the first thing you need to do is to manage your body well, especially during menstruation or pregnancy. You should pay great attention to body management because it will affect your physical quality in the future. If there is any abnormality in your body, you should go to the hospital for observation immediately. You may experience chest pain sometimes. If it is really serious, you should go to the hospital for treatment immediately.

If chest pain occurs, it is recommended to first check whether there is lung infection, pleurisy, tuberculosis, pneumothorax, and also consider whether there is intercostal neuritis and costochondritis. Sometimes, it is also necessary to pay attention to the fact that peptic ulcer and pancreatic disease may also cause this phenomenon. It is also necessary to check whether there are problems with liver and gallbladder B-ultrasound and liver function. It is also necessary to do an electrocardiogram to check whether there is a possibility of myocardial ischemia.

High-risk chest pain is centered around acute fatal chest pain (acute coronary syndrome, pulmonary embolism, aortic dissection, spontaneous pneumothorax, spontaneous esophageal rupture). The article is divided into two parts, describing the modern diagnosis and treatment strategies for high-risk chest pain. The previous article mainly outlined the epidemiology of chest pain, the clinical manifestations and accompanying symptoms of chest pain, auxiliary examinations for high-risk chest pain, the background and mission of chest pain centers, screening for high-risk chest pain, risk stratification of ischemic chest pain, and the principles of emergency treatment for near-critical chest pain. The next part describes in detail the diagnosis and treatment strategies for acute coronary syndrome, pulmonary embolism, aortic dissection, spontaneous pneumothorax, and spontaneous esophageal rupture, including drug therapy, interventional therapy, surgical treatment, and complication management. The book is illustrated with text and pictures, and refers to the latest information and guidelines related to high-risk chest pain. It is highly readable and practical.

Chest pain in women is relatively common in medical emergencies. Similarly, the location and severity of the pain may not be consistent with the location and severity of the lesion. Sometimes, if the heart feels a little painful, it may also cause chest pain. Therefore, when all the causes are uncertain, everyone should go to the hospital for observation and treatment first.