Chest pain

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  The Amazing Posts: 1,871

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  23/12/16 - 13:23 #2

  A strain or a pulled muscle.

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  TelevisionUser Posts: 41,417

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  24/12/16 - 21:41 #3

  However, if it persists then by all means make an appointment with the GP to see if there's any underlying issue.

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  RedPants Posts: 704

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  25/12/16 - 20:14 #4

  If you're really worried, get to the nearest NHS drop in centre. If you're really, really worried, get to A&E and go NOW. I can't emphasise this enough. GO NOW.
  
  Personal experience.

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  Babe Rainbow Posts: 34,349

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  25/12/16 - 20:17 #5

  Call 101 NOW and tell them - see what they say.

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  linkinpark875 Posts: 29,703

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  25/12/16 - 20:21 #6

  Thanks everyone the pain has now went away.

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  Bagshot85 Posts: 8,248

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  25/12/16 - 21:28 #7

  I had it a few months ago, it would come and go...almost rendering me immobile for about a minute. It gradually spread to my back too, and was quite worrying.
  Apparently it can be brought on by stress or pulling a muscle. I was put on Naproxen for 5 days. To be honest, I'd take a trip to your gp after the holidays. Better safe than sorry, but most likely to be a strained muscle.

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  Fizzbin Posts: 36,827

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  25/12/16 - 23:40 #8

  Babe Rainbow wrote: »

  Call 101 NOW and tell them - see what they say.

  Don't call that number, call 111 instead.
  
  101 is for non emergency police assistance.

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  JimothyD Posts: 8,868

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  25/12/16 - 23:57 #9

  You may need a breast reduction procedure. Having a massive rack has been known to cause pain in the torso region.

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