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I think I know what you mean... you just have to stay in the same position until it goes away right? Apparently it's something to do with when you're sitting/standing in a weird position, and the best way to get rid of it is to take deep (painful) breaths. I think it's quite common. Sorry I can't be any more technical, clever medical people feel free to correct me!
Yeah, I get that sometimes too. According to an article though, it doesn't have anything to do with the heart.
Many chest pains or discomfort have nothing to do with the heart. Short, sharp stabbing pains are often muscular pains. Some people get a dull, persistent ache under the left breast when they are tense or anxious. This has nothing to do with the heart. Indigestion can also cause pain in the centre of the chest, but this is usually related to food rather than exercise. However, if you have a chest pain that you cannot easily explain, it is important to talk to your doctor about it.
Many chest pains or discomfort have nothing to do with the heart. Short, sharp stabbing pains are often muscular pains. Some people get a dull, persistent ache under the left breast when they are tense or anxious. This has nothing to do with the heart. Indigestion can also cause pain in the centre of the chest, but this is usually related to food rather than exercise. However, if you have a chest pain that you cannot easily explain, it is important to talk to your doctor about it.
Yeh I used to when I was younger get them every other day which I thought was really bad, they lasted for around 5-10 minutes, now I'm older it only happens once a week or so.
ciara
I think I know what you mean... you just have to stay in the same position until it goes away right? Apparently it's something to do with when you're sitting/standing in a weird position, and the best way to get rid of it is to take deep (painful) breaths. I think it's quite common.
Yeah, whenever I feel those pains, I have to stay in the same position or else the pain would increase. Deep breaths should help.
yeh...it happens to me too sometimes. it was so scary the first time it happended, i thought i was having a heart attack or something.
londonguy
i think it may be as a result of a cold/cough....coughing up muscus can hurt certain muscles...
have u had a cold?
have u had a cold?
Fleece
Does anyone get random stabbing pains in their heart? I cant breathe in properly or move atm because of said pains... I get it every so often..just wondered what it was?
Don't think it may be a result of a cold/cough.
Fleece
Does anyone get random stabbing pains in their heart? I cant breathe in properly or move atm because of said pains... I get it every so often..just wondered what it was?
i can assure you 100% it is coming from your ribs/rib joints and not your heart.
C
This ALWAYS makes the pain stop, no matter how sharp it is.
Hold your breath-(you dont have to breath in first, just hold it.)
Swivel your upper body from side to side The head and hips remain faced forward. Just the arms rotating around. Do this for about 20 seconds, and when you release your breath, the pain chould have gone.
Hope it helps!
Hold your breath-(you dont have to breath in first, just hold it.)
Swivel your upper body from side to side The head and hips remain faced forward. Just the arms rotating around. Do this for about 20 seconds, and when you release your breath, the pain chould have gone.
Hope it helps!
I get them. When it first started to happen I was really concerned, as you would expect. I went to my GP and she informed me that it was a sort of muscle spasm, so I was very relieved. The pain is terrible though and I also am unable to breathe/move/anything for a number ranging seconds.
I get them on occasion, but then I regenerate in my coffin back at the crypt, ready for another night out...
I get them sometimes too.. i'll be walking along with friends then get a sharp stabbing pain in the left of my chest (always in the same area), i'll usually stop, clutch my chest and go 'AHHHHHHHHHRRRRRRRYMGOD' whilst they give me funny looks, then the pain goes and i'm ok again.
/me shrugs
/me shrugs
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