Between 10 & 50 minutes after turning to sleep on my left side I get some pain near left center of chest. Pain increases over time. I have some lingering dental infection in left jaw and when that is worse then the pain effect is quicker .
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Pain in chest when sleeping on left side
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Although chest pain worsened with DIRECT touch, such as lying on your left side is NOT typical of Anginal chest pains, angina may be referred to the jaw, so this should be evaluate quickly, like in the ER! If Angina is ruled out, then go to your dentist! Get your heart evaluated first, since that may be associated with the worse situation! Stop wasting valuable time on the computer!
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You must see your doctor and dentist at once!
Your oral cavity is pathway to many systemic conditions, Dental Infections can effect your heart, and the plaque release and bacteria, through the arteries that can block even the arteries in the heart.
The Dental infection must be addressed concurrently with treatment necessary by the physician. Best advise, Do NOT delay.
Your oral cavity is pathway to many systemic conditions, Dental Infections can effect your heart, and the plaque release and bacteria, through the arteries that can block even the arteries in the heart.
The Dental infection must be addressed concurrently with treatment necessary by the physician. Best advise, Do NOT delay.
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Chest Pain sound serious. If the symptoms you are describing happened to one of my patients, I would advise my patient to see a medical doctor immediately. I mean like RIGHT NOW!!!
Michael Nugent DDS
Pasadena, Texas Dentist
Michael Nugent DDS
Pasadena, Texas Dentist