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Medical History and General Information:
I am a 19 year old male, and I have been to the hospital before with atrial fibrillation. Since then, I have lived with chest pain about 85% of the time. I have recently revisited the doctors where I was prescribed metoprolol for extra heart beats. Initially, I was happy to see that this was the cardiologists only concern, but I am still getting chest pain regardless.
Symptoms:
Normally, my chest pain is dull and kind of nagging; however, I have had new chest pain that concerns me a little more. Lately, I have had pain that seems to be predominately in the left side of my chest(left pectoral muscle). It hurts upon swallowing a large amount of liquid or food. I don't mean to sound overly paranoid, but I can't help to envision a tumor because it is in one specific area the whole time. This is probably irrational, but I can't help imagining it. Also, if I fill my lungs with a lot of air, I can also feel slight pain.
Other Important Symptoms to Note:
For the past 3 months or so, I have been able to pull up small amounts of clear congestion consistently throughout the day. Furthermore, I have had "tightness" in breathing. I don't have difficulties breathing, but the quality of breathing is diminished. Secondly, I have had headaches that are semi-consistent throughout the week. They're generally one sided(left or right side of the head), and they tend to cause pain in one eye(left or right eye). I will sometimes get dizziness as well. This does not seem to correlate with headaches. Finally, I will feel nauseated about 2 or 3 times a week at some point during the day. I have never thrown up from this, but I have gotten to the point where I needed to lay down to feel better.
I think it is a human tendency to fear the worst, so cancer has been on my mind a lot lately. I hope I can get some good responses to settle the anxiety! :dizzy:
Thanks a lot,
-Pat
I am a 19 year old male, and I have been to the hospital before with atrial fibrillation. Since then, I have lived with chest pain about 85% of the time. I have recently revisited the doctors where I was prescribed metoprolol for extra heart beats. Initially, I was happy to see that this was the cardiologists only concern, but I am still getting chest pain regardless.
Symptoms:
Normally, my chest pain is dull and kind of nagging; however, I have had new chest pain that concerns me a little more. Lately, I have had pain that seems to be predominately in the left side of my chest(left pectoral muscle). It hurts upon swallowing a large amount of liquid or food. I don't mean to sound overly paranoid, but I can't help to envision a tumor because it is in one specific area the whole time. This is probably irrational, but I can't help imagining it. Also, if I fill my lungs with a lot of air, I can also feel slight pain.
Other Important Symptoms to Note:
For the past 3 months or so, I have been able to pull up small amounts of clear congestion consistently throughout the day. Furthermore, I have had "tightness" in breathing. I don't have difficulties breathing, but the quality of breathing is diminished. Secondly, I have had headaches that are semi-consistent throughout the week. They're generally one sided(left or right side of the head), and they tend to cause pain in one eye(left or right eye). I will sometimes get dizziness as well. This does not seem to correlate with headaches. Finally, I will feel nauseated about 2 or 3 times a week at some point during the day. I have never thrown up from this, but I have gotten to the point where I needed to lay down to feel better.
I think it is a human tendency to fear the worst, so cancer has been on my mind a lot lately. I hope I can get some good responses to settle the anxiety! :dizzy:
Thanks a lot,
-Pat