CHEST PAIN FROM ABDOMINAL ORGANS

Chest pain caused by organs in the abdomen:

In the case of chest pain, there is a suspicion that the organs that are causing the pain are located in the chest, but one should also not forget the organs that are located in the abdominal cavity, and in the event of an illness, the pain can be transferred to the chest.

At a Overproduction of stomach acid Sometimes gastric juice leaves the stomach and flows back into the esophagus behind the breastbone (reflux). The patient usually feels a burning sensation behind the breastbone. The symptoms usually occur when lying down and after large meals and can be very severe.

The so-called Roemheld Syndrome describes a situation in which the stomach exerts pressure on the organs in the chest cavity due to excessive gas. This causes chest pain or pulling in the chest, which occurs especially after eating gas that causes gas. In these cases, pressure and pulling complaints, which can be influenced depending on the position, have been reported.

Gallbladder and pancreas disorders can also cause chest discomfort. This can be the case with inflammation of the pancreas (Pancreatitis) or gallbladder inflammation (Cholecystitis) to pressing, pulling chest pain that is directed upwards from the abdominal area.

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