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Doctor insights on: Pain In Upper Right Chest And Shoulder

Parsonage Turner: Syndrome. Check for any focal weakness or sensory loss. Sometimes this can be a late consequence of pleurisy or an isolated viral event. Degenerative conditions involving the shoulder and related structures would not present in a sub acute or paroxysmal fashion. ...Read more

Chest pain: Does it increase with taking a deep breath? Is it affecting your breathing? Asthmatics can have a spontaneous pneumothorax that can cause such symptoms. You may want to call your doctor and get checked. ...Read more

Lung more likely: Pain as described is much more likely to be from the lung, but it should be checked out especially if long standing, worsening, or increased by exertion. If pain worsens with movement of arms but not with breathing could be muscular from peri scapular muscles. ...Read more

Some ideas: Without an actual examination, I cannot give specific medical advice on your particular health, and, heart pain typically would be on the left and not in the right shoulder. Pain at the bottom of lung (diaphram) often goes to the shoulder and of course shoulder and neck problems can hurt there also. Mostly, it is a muscle. Mostly, moving in particular ways that trigger the pain indicate which one. ...Read more

Evaluate: It has features or both cardiac pain and non cardiac pain. Be checked with investigations to determine the cause. All the best. ...Read more

Not sure: Any time we doctors hear "chest pain" it concerns us for possible heart disease. However if your pain hurts to touch, it may be a musculoskeletal issue. To be safe, see a dr. To get a h;p and assure the proper diagnosis, so the best treatment can happen. Good luck. ...Read more

Chest pain: Since your shoulder and chest are both connected to each other, I highly recommend you do that follow up ASAP to make sure you don't have something else broken such as broken ribs. Your broken shoulder could have distracted you enough from looking into that. ...Read more

Concerning Symptom: Chest pain worse with breathing can be an important symptom. The worst thing it could be is pulmonary embolus, which is caused by a blood clot in your lungs. You are at risk for this if you are a smoker, are on birth control, have a family history of blood clots, or have made a long trip or been stationary for a long time recently. Numerous minor conditions cause the symptoms you mention as well. ...Read more

Go see ur Dr: And get reassurance that ur chest pain is just musculoskeletal in origin and not heart or lung related. God bless u! http://www.M.Webmd.Com/pain-management/guide/whats-causing-my-chest-pain. ...Read more

Get is evaluated: You have not asked a question. However, you need to have the problem evaluated. ...Read more