The modern world is an exciting but challenging place and time to live in. It is both exciting and challenging- exciting due to the fact that we can get the information we need with the click of a button but also challenging due to the demanding responsibilities of the modern workplace and family. These challenges also contributed to a number of different health problems such as hypertension and type 2 diabetes. There are also other health concerns that may worry individuals and one such medical condition is chest pain on the left side under the breast. But what causes this type of pain? Is it something that we can overlook or is it something more serious or sinister?
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Sharp pain under your left breast can be a symptom of a minor ailment or a life-threatening condition. It may be due to musculoskeletal pain, digestive gases, heartburn, a hiatal hernia, or gastritis. However, if you have a squeezing chest pain you should take it seriously as it may be a consequence of a serious underlying condition.
What are the causes of left breast pain in women? We will address the many possible causes of pain in this region—both those due to breast issues and those that are not—but first: Make sure it isn't your heart. While your left breast pain is most likely due to something else, the first question you need to ask yourself is if you could be having symptoms of a heart attack. Pain may be mild, feel like a burning pain, or may simply feel like breast pain.
