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Thursday, March 19, 2009

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First of all, I want to apologize to all off you for what I did wrong.

Occasionally, I go through a chest pain after eating eg. rice
So I checked out the internet what is happening to me and this best describe what I've gone through.


"A pneumothorax is an important cause of chest pain. It occurs when air perforates the outer surface of the lung forcing ambient air into the chest cavity. When this happens, the victim suffers chest pain followed by collapse of the perforated lung and shortness of breath. Usually the pain is in the lateral chest rather than the center of the chest, and it may be aggravated by breathing. The diagnosis of pneumothorax can readily be made with a chest x-ray. It also may be identified on physical examination, if the doctor takes the trouble to listen to both lungs."

I think so.

OR

this one,

Mediastinal emphysema

refers to the presence of air in the central portion of the chest cavity that contains the heart. Because the air may create pressure and stretching of the structures and nerves within the mediastinum, severe chest pain may result. In addition, because the stretched nerves involve the same nerve roots as the nerves coming from the heart, it may be very similar to cardiac pain. Usually the pain is more superficial and tends to be modified by respiration and body position. This disorder can be diagnosed by a chest x-ray.


This really scares the hell out of me.
And I really hope that nothing is wrong with me.

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