Chest Pain

Chest pain is considered a medical emergency, and it can be a symptom of serious problems with the heart or (more rarely) the lung. Sometimes, it can also be caused by digestive disorders. Pain along with a squeezing feeling in the chest and pain in the left arm, or the left side of the neck or jaw, is always a sign of trouble with the heart and needs immediate medical attention.

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guest 7171 Posts i am abroad and my cardiologist gave me the following tablets to prevent a heart attack. i have not had an attack but as a preventive manner. he did this as my cholestrol was 225 and my blood sugar 140 and i am 58 yrs old male. beta blockers,cholestrol reducing drug,metaformin,and aspirin.i now have pains in the left region of my chest it comes and goes and somtimes lasts for a few minutes and sometimes a little longer. are these pains due to my medication?
Posted on : Wednesday, June 25, 2008 7:09 PM

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It is difficult for anyone to advise you based on information sent by you. The right thing is to meet your cardiologist again and ask all the questions.
Good Luck,
DR.M.Mohan Rao, MBBS,MS,FICS,MCH,
M.D.& Chief Surgeon,
Dr. U Mohan Rau Memorial Hospital,
Chennai, India.
Visit: http://www.mohanraohospital.com

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