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I have a back pain on the upper miidle of my back

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fe37582
fe37582

because of my chest pain i had my Ecg, 2D echo and a blood test and found that all are normal .

after a week chest pain has gone but i have a back pain on my  upper middle of my back which is disturbing cause its been 2 weeks and still i am in pain.. plus i dont know if i feel annoyed that i feel pain on my teeth same with the pain of my back... 

 

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  • jenny35762
    jenny35762 fe37582

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    I suffer from heart failure, but also chest pain that they say is nothing to do with heart failure.  They (the doctors) say it is something called Costco chrondittus.  This is inflammation between the bone and muscle in the chest, but it does get everywhere, so I have had everything checked, and no further forward.  Just keep believing in yourself and the fact you know your body.
    • derek76
      derek76 jenny35762

      Posted

      Costco chrondittus is his most likely condition. It is very easy for a doctor to diagnose, He just pokes his finger on the spot and you yelp.
  • Cezzy46
    Cezzy46 fe37582

    Posted

    Have you had an X-ray. Did this show anything? Also do you recall injuring yourself at the time of the the chest & back pain starting?

    As I'm no expert I can't offer the reassurance your GP could so I would talk to them. Upper back pain can have many causes & it may be unrelated to your chest pain? I have referred pain in my upper back which is generated from a lower spinal injury. It took me a while to have that confirmed but it's generally under control now thanks to my excellent GP.

    All the best & hope the pain goes quickly

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