In this video, I will talk about the 5 causes of back pain and chest pain.
There are several different reasons that you may experience chest and back pain that occurs
together.
Causes can be related to the heart, digestive tract, and other parts of the body.
You should always seek emergency medical attention if you have sudden or unexplained chest pain
that lasts more than a few minutes.
Here are the 5 potential causes of back pain and chest pain.
1.
Heart attack.
A heart attack happens when the blood supply to the muscles of your heart is blocked.
Because of this, people having a heart attack may experience chest pain that can spread
into the neck, shoulders, and back.
Other symptoms of heart attack include.
Sensations of pressure or tightness in the chest.
Cold sweats.
Shortness of breath.
Nausea.
Women are more likely than men to experience heart attack pain involving the back or jaw.
2.
Angina.
Angina is pain that occurs when your heart tissue isn’t getting enough blood.
It can commonly occur in people with coronary artery disease.
Similar to pain from a heart attack, angina pain can spread to the shoulders, back, and
neck.
Angina symptoms can vary between men and women.
Women may feel pain in the back, neck, or abdomen in addition to or instead of chest
pain.
Other angina symptoms can include.
Feeling fatigued or weak.
Shortness of breath.
Sweating.
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3.
Heartburn.
Heartburn happens when the acid or contents of your stomach comes back.
This causes a painful, burning sensation in your chest, behind your breastbone.
It may also sometimes be felt in your back or abdomen.
Heartburn tends to be worse after eating a meal or in the evening.
You may also notice an acidic taste in your mouth or pain that gets worse while lying
down or bending over.
Being pregnant, overweight, or obese can also increase your risk of developing heartburn.
Some foods can also trigger the condition, including spicy foods, citrus, and fatty foods.
4.
Gallstones.
Your gallbladder is a small organ that stores a digestive fluid called bile.
Gallstones occur when this fluid hardens inside your gallbladder, Gallstones may cause pain
to occur in several different places, including.
The upper right area of your abdomen.
Between your shoulder blades.
The amount of time you experience pain from gallstones can last for a few minutes to several
hours.
You may also experience symptoms such as nausea or vomiting.
5.
Pericarditis.
The pericardium lines the surface of your heart.
It can be caused by an infection or autoimmune condition.
It can also happen after a heart attack or heart surgery.
Pericarditis causes sharp chest pain.
This pain may become worse while breathing deeply, lying down, or swallowing.
The pain from pericarditis may also be felt as pain in the left shoulder, back, or neck.
Other symptoms of pericarditis include.
Dry cough.
Anxiety.
Difficulty breathing when lying down.
So just to recap, the 5 causes of back pain and chest pain are.
1.
Heart attack.
2.
Angina.
3.
Heartburn.
4.
Gallstones.
5.
Pericarditis.
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