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movement/twitching sensations in left chest

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mohammed12118
mohammed12118

Hi there,

I am having a weird issue and its been buzzing me for quite some time. firstly it started with a mild neck pain because of poor posture and it ended up paining my left back and left arm that even used to cause numbness..I have done an MRi and all seems okay therefore i am going physiotreatment. Now this not just the jssue. I am really curious and want to put an end to this. I used to think it was anxiety but it still seems to buzz me. With having this issue, i also feel that my left chest has some sort of movement or twitching intermettently but it has to occur a few times during the day. If i stay still and quiet to feel my left chest, i feel that there is movement like blood circulation maybe i am not sure. the right chest has nothing like it at all and its totally normal. I did an ECG twice, and did a blood test for CBCs and RBCs all turned out to be normal. A thyroid test is still pending and i dont know if it has to do with it. Now can someone please explain what i am dealing with heree? can it possibly be from my physio issue? I am a smoker but not a heavy one. Please help. Thanks

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  • jmichaelp
    jmichaelp mohammed12118

    Posted

    If you have no issues with the spine, have the doctor check for nerve impingement in other locations, such as the brachial plexus.
  • jerry86483
    jerry86483 mohammed12118

    Posted

    Did you ever get an answer to your question? I have a similar issue and was just wondering what you found out.

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