Causes of Chest Pain | How a Cardiologist Evaluates this.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 มิ.ย. 2024
- Chest pain is a common symptom that can be concerning, as it is often can be associated with heart-related issues. However, it's important to note that not all chest pain is caused by heart problems. In this video, Prof. Barlis will delve into the details of chest pain, including its symptoms, potential causes, and the evaluation process by a healthcare professional. It's crucial to remember that chest pain may be a sign of an underlying heart condition, so if you are experiencing pain and feeling unwell, it's important to seek urgent medical attention and contact your local emergency service number for advice. Thanks again for supporting our channel!
Chapters:
00:00 - Chapter 1 - Introduction
00:25 - Chapter 2 - Acute chest pain is an emergency
01:57 - Chapter 3 - How to assess chest pain presentation
02:17 - Chapter 4 - Cardiac and Non-cardiac causes of chest pain
02:42 - Chapter 5 - Angina
04:20 - Chapter 6 - Heart attack
06:07 - Chapter 7 - Aortic Dissection
06:43 - Chapter 8 - Pericarditis
08:22 - Chapter 9 - Non-cardiac causes of chest pain
09:00 - Chapter 10 - Costochondritis
09:46 - Chapter 11 - Fibromyalgia
10:58 - Chapter 12 - Pulmonary Embolism
12:05 - Chapter 13 - Pleurisy
12:22 - Chapter 14 - Gastrointestinal causes
13:42 - Chapter 15 - Shingles
14:07 - Chapter 16 - Stress / anxiety / Panic attack
14:40 - Chapter 17 - Some useful tests
15:13 - Chapter 18 - Summary
I would pass under the radar for you just like I did at my Dr’s when I was having a heart attack. I get “silent heart attacks” and an EKG couldn’t see it even when it was happening. I am the kind of female who the 1st sign of a heart problem would have been sudden death. I am the one who decided that I had a problem and that became very clear in the CATH Lab, so my not liking the burning sensation has saved my life. Since it doesn’t show up on tests I have a medical alert dog and she can tell I am getting ready to have a problem before it happens and then I have time to prevent it with meds. She is always right and what a help that has been. She is young and tiny but she knows her job. She is so good that she alerted for another person who was getting ready to have a heart attack and was able to help prevent it. Hurrah for service dogs working as medical alert dogs.
How did they find out you were having a silent heart attack if you couldn't be tested for it?
Thank you Prof. Barlis. Privileged to have this information.
Thank you! This is extremely informative and educational.
Thanks for this quick run down of differential diagnosis of heart pain..
terrific talk...thank you so much!
another excellent video, thanks
Fabulous and clear explanations which is much appreciated as I understood exactly what you were saying so thank you
Thanks for the detailed info on this topic
Your a champion and a well spoken honest heart specialist, and have a heart of gold ,appreciate your knowledge thank you, regards John..
this was amazing Thank you
Great stuff.
Tks Prof Barlis very explanatory well presented on issues of the heart
Sir this is really appreciated
Very helpful info tks Dr
Thanks god i found you! Ur info was like a candle in the dark for me, now i am enlightened, thanks doc.
Good video with helpful information.👍🏽
Thank you very much. Very informative. My husband who 60 , gets sudden very sharp pain primarily on his left side. He doubles over and clutches his chest. No sweating, bp is ok mostly (125|85), blood sugar levels around 4.5 to 4.7. Slightly clammy. Lasts approx 5 mins or so then fades away. There has been times this can happen 2 or 3 times in a row. Yes he is a smoker (5 a day now … down from 25). Gall bladder is a bit restless at times after rich or spicy food. Occasionally takes gavascon tablets for heart burn. Family has heart valve problems.
Thank You! Great video! ❤
A most valuable lecture; thank you - also good to hear a "Medical Person" calling out the, how shall I say, injectable cough mixture.
Thanks for the Explanations. in one evening while walking gently, i felt pain spreading from the neck to the left side of the chest above the heart, in the front. the pain gradually increased and kept increasing until i laid flat on my back, then it decreased ant went away, 2 days later it happened again and i laid flat on my back and pain gradually disappeared. 2 weeks earlier I had EKG and X ray of heart, all looked normal. your advise is appreciated.
I have near constant fear of heart attacks, i am only 26 but i have had sinus tachycardia for a long time, a few months ago i started getting bad palpitations and got a holter monitor for 24 hours, they also did an x ray, ecg, blood, and echo, the cardiologist said i have sinus rythm but a pretty fast heart. I got beta blocker low dose 23.75mg but somehow im not reassured i still get tightness and often feel like when i take a deep breath its uncomfortable and tight from the chest to the throat, my life is completely in ruins because i cant stop worrying and i have no idea what to do... tingling face and feet hot flashes, god i hate this
Me too, I've been struggling from last year. Fast heartrate and high blood pressure + anxiety. I think about my heart rate 24/7 I can't relax not to mention the chest pain.
@@jodyjaeDo u smoke?....& Did u get vaxxed for covid? Or infected with covid during the pandemic?
I'm guessing you are an anxiety sufferer like me. There's medication for anxiety, or you can learn anxiety management from a therapist, take supplements like magnesium etc. Good luck 🤞
Can you please tell me why my moderate blockage to the “Widow Maker” wouldn’t be identified when I took a physical stress test, but would be identified via CT Scan/FFR? This was exactly my situation. I never had any physical signs of it, including stable angina.
Very informative , I think mine is weight lifting , but it developed after a night out , late following day, it's awful , can't lay down , bend forward , move arms properly , I hope it's not the periditus one
I have W.P.W. and have taken an Echogram of my heart. I've had to wear a heart monitor for a week. I've had a tilt table test and a stress test in which I've tested positive for Ischemia. I am now scheduled to have a Coronary Angiogram in two weeks. Yikes!
Wishing you the very best during this time.
Do statins really work or is it just a band-aid with body aches?
I have pain with exertion but only when I lean foward as if to pick something up from the floor ,what is that from?.....
If a person was half asleep sun bathing, and one of his mates thought he would practice his CPR on him that he just done a course on but pressed really hard and quickly could it cause any damage that would show itself at a later date ? thanks for your videos.
Yes, thanks again for your most interesting videos Prof Peter 👍
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Hi Doctor,i usually feel sharp piercing pain under my breast in the side where i believe the apex is located, usually pain last for about 1minute or more,and cant allow me move or breath well.what could be the problem
This is what I have!
But to me l am feel pain in said the heart
what kind of research experience is essential for being any doctor. As I heard from somewhere that research experience is really important. Like I want to be a cardiologist so what kind of research should I do to be a good doctor.
if you were a real doctor, you would know Exactly, where to research, and not ask on A Forum
@@saoirse2010 i didn't say i am a doctor, i said in clear words that I want to be a doctor in future. read carefully. Thanks for replying unnecessary
Doctor's training in General don't ask on forum's .
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With how expensive Healthcare is in the us, the best you can do is hit the urgent care. So you don't come out bankrupt.
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Dear dr …..please do your research on statins as I have ……..and tell the truth please
Thank you for your feedback! That is my approach, it isn't only based on research I read / observe in the literature but it is based on research I do myself with imaging and examining arteries within the body itself using a laser scan called optical coherence tomography.
@Heart Matters so your telling me that Dr aseem is wrong ,there is no clinical evidence that statins help cholesterol....that's fact Dr
About 2 months ago, I had a bad heart-attack and had to have a double bypass open-heart surgery. I am still trying to recover from it.
May God bless you!