Chest pain due to skeletal malalignment
Chest pain caused by tension and deformities in the skeleton
Apart from the organs described, tension in the muscles in the chest and spine can also trigger chest pain. Here, too, it is crucial that the complaints can usually be provoked and intensified with appropriate movements. Gentle postures reduce the discomfort.
Orthopedic conditions affecting the spine can also cause chest pain and pulling in the chest at an advanced stage. However, the development will be so advanced that a connection between the chest pain and the postural damage is usually obvious. The following should be mentioned: Bechterew's disease, in which the patients have postural problems with a bent gait; the funnel chest, in which the sternum grows inwards with the ribs attached and can cause chest pain. In the case of chest pain caused by orthopedic causes, a position-specific relief is often also possible and usually excludes a heart attack.
Also read our article about Chest pain.
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Additional information
- Main topic chest pain
- Chest pain from organs in the rib cage
- Chest pain from organs in the abdominal region
- Chest pain from nerves
- You Are Here: Chest pain due to anatomical misalignments
- Chest pain from tension
- Chest pain man
- Chest pain woman
- Right chest pain
- Burning in the chest
Further information from this area:
- Sternum pain
- Rib pain
- Rib pain on the left
- Funnel breast OP
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