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luke1996
luke1996

I am a 21 year old male, 165 lbs about 6ft. I've been having chest pains in my chest for months now. I've been to my Dr multiple times and to the emergency room multiple times. I've had blood work, chest exrays, ekg's, ecg's, catscangs, and an ultra sound. They said everything looks like it should. I started running again and the chest pain was bad on the right side then it radiated to the left. It's normally in the center or on the left side. It's sharp too, not dull. I have a 2 month old and I really need to figure out what's wrong. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

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  • kurt19299
    kurt19299 luke1996

    Posted

    Have you looked into costochondritis? 
    • luke1996
      luke1996 kurt19299

      Posted

      I have not, I'll talk to my Dr about it, thanks for the response!

    • kurt19299
      kurt19299 luke1996

      Posted

      I have the same pains nearly daily but on the left and centres and my back.. have had numerous testing done and nothing found so narrowed down to reflux chostochondtitis and anxiety, let me know how you go
  • Marina_Dee
    Marina_Dee luke1996

    Posted

    Agree with kurt.  Look up costochondritis.    Alternatively,are you running after a meal? It could be digestive problems.
    • luke1996
      luke1996 Marina_Dee

      Posted

      No I normally don't eat before a run. My Dr wants to do a hideospcope I think it's called, to see if my gallbladder is working properly

    • Marina_Dee
      Marina_Dee luke1996

      Posted

      Good idea....gall bladder probs was one of my first thoughts but you are a bit young for gallstones. Let us know what happens.
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