The doctor pointed out that although prickly pains very rarely mean a heart attack, they cause anxiety in patients. As she explained, They can come from the wall of the chest, lungs, digestive system, and ion deficiencies.
Causes of stinging in the chest
At the beginning of her recording, the expert pointed out that in the chest in addition to the heart there are other organs. “Esophagus, lungs, and the entire chest wall made of ribs, muscles and intercostal nerves” – she calculated. Then she noticed that many people could not breathe properly.” Nowadays we breathe shortly, quickly, inefficient. We do not expand the chest accordingly, “she said.
Stress and sitting position can also be caused by stressing in the chest. “Nowadays, we spend a lot of time sitting in incorrect positions. In addition, stress clings our muscles. We do not stretch, we do not exercise. Let’s look at our animals: dogs and cats after waking up first perform stretching exercises” – she noted.
Magnesium deficiencies may be a problem
Few people realize that they may also be guilty magnesium deficiencies. “Frequently washed magnesium gives prickly chest pain. And is it a sign of a heart attack? Very rarely stinging in a cage indicates a heart attack” – emphasized the cardiologist.
The doctor suggested to see a doctor and perform an ECG if we are concerned about symptoms. “If he tells you that everything is okay, Start breathing, start exercising, start supplementing magnesium and reduce stress” – she added at the end.
When can chest pain mean a heart attack?
As we read on the portal Twierznikraka.pl, “In the case of a heart attack. He may be accompanied by shortness of breath, a feeling of palpitations or a fainting. “Cardiologist Grzegorz Dzik in an interview with this portal explained that” chest pain should definitely be an alarming signal for us. If it lasts above 20-30 minutes, it is necessary to call for medical assistance “
Source: Gazeta
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