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Agreed.
THIS^^^^Only you can know the severity of chest pain. If it's significant report it now, it's a red flag for reasonable diagnostic response from the NHS. If it's minor read on.
Your pain's probably as simple as a disturbance in fluid balance and that's probably what led you to get sick in the first place. Don't use words like "covid" or "myocarditis", in your external or internal dialogue. Think more holistically about the organism you're occupying. Don't overcomplicate and try to supplement your way out of malady.
Eat good salty meals and moderate your fluids around them.
Na+ Cl- and Water Metabolism
In healthy subjects, Na+ and Ch- contribute about 80% of extracellular osmolarity. Thus, the fraction of water distributed in the extracellular space is in large part determined by the body’s content of NaCl (salt), Most importantly, the NaCl balance influences...link.springer.com
I too have the left side chest pains that you describe. I am an unvaxed 44 year old woman and I got covid about 3 weeks ago. The chest pain has been coming on more each day over the last week...
Have you tried magnesium and/or thiamine? A 300 mile hike is pretty intense -minerals might be low.
Yes I take high-dose vitamin B1 HCL, I have 500 mg capsules that I take three or four times a day... I just ordered Idealabs' new Energin supp, with more bioavailable B1...
Sorry to butt in , but how do you know you had Covid?
I took an antigen test. My 17 year old and my husband (he got one j&j vax) had it at the same time..
After I started my period, a few days in, my chest pain mostly subsided. It was akin to the relief one experiences after a satisfying bowel movement. Sorry, tmi, but it's true.
so crazy, I too have left sided chest pain lately, and even shortness of breath-- especially when I am talking too much in an excited manner.
what the heck
Did you have covid recently? I had it the 2nd week of October.....chest/heart soreness started 3 weeks after. Sometimes my whole left shoulder and arm hurt. A warmed-up beanbag helped...so crazy, I too have left sided chest pain lately, and even shortness of breath-- especially when I am talking too much in an excited manner.
My left chest to shoulder and halfway down bicep would hurt. Felt like you could draw a line.
What a scary thing to go through!
I am wondering if this has something to do with estrogen? The reason I think this is, after I think I got Covid (weird cold) in Feb. 2020, it seemed to knock me into somewhat premature menopause (age 50). It was off and on that year, but really happened after my husband got the Moderna vax a year later. I have experienced pain in my left side as well, and I really do wonder if it is GERD/some sort of fibro. It seems to be in the skin of the left breast tissue and kind of run down my breast bone/where my esophagus is? A side effect of menopause is GERD and I have always been low thyroid (probably side effect Fibro) due to extreme dieting when I was young. I have listened to a lot of theories that Covid (if it exisists or was sprayed) and the vaccine as a depopulation agent, perhaps had Porcine Loma Pellucida in it (a sterilization agent for horses) and somehow messes with estrogen.
I don’t want to scare you, but this sounds like a heart issue to me.
That's it exactly!
This is exactly what I felt as well. It seems to come to a climax right before my period starts. I have had two cycles since I had covid in early october. I am 45. My first cycle after covid was pretty heavy and after a few days I felt so much better, it was amazing. This last menstrual cycle just started a couple days ago and it isn't nearly as dramatic...
But that's just the thing, this is happening to people that DON'T have heart issues
It is common to happen to people that have been vaccinated or had Covid,But that's just the thing, this is happening to people that DON'T have heart issues
