chest pain
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chickencheesesteak
chest pain
Since this thing started I have slowly developed chest pains. It is now become my worst area of pain. What the hell is going on? Last I checked my prostate wasn't anywhere near my chest!
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J Dimitrakov
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Re: chest pain
Obviously you have something similar to fibromyalgia starting from the prostate.chickencheesesteak wrote:Since this thing started I have slowly developed chest pains. It is now become my worst area of pain. What the hell is going on? Last I checked my prostate wasn't anywhere near my chest!
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Interesting note: CRPS can affect the heart. This may not be relevant to your case.
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J Dimitrakov
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Well, chest pain does not have to be related to the heart. It might be coming from the ribs ot from the muscles of the thorax, too.webmaster wrote:Interesting note: CRPS can affect the heart. This may not be relevant to your case.
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Re: chest pain
Or esophagitis or heart disease or lung disease or costochondritis or..... You need to see and be assessed by a doctor. I am constantly amazed when I examine and evaluate men with longstatnding chronic prostatitis / chronic pelvic pain syndrome at the unrelated pathology I find, which has been ignored since the patient was labelled with the diagnosis years ago. I have found prostate cancer, bladder cancer, kidney stones, hernias, heart valve problems, etc. See a doctor.J Dimitrakov wrote:Obviously you have something similar to fibromyalgia starting from the prostate.chickencheesesteak wrote:Since this thing started I have slowly developed chest pains. It is now become my worst area of pain. What the hell is going on? Last I checked my prostate wasn't anywhere near my chest!
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Quite so. Unfortunately, just because you have chronic prostatitis / chronic pelvic pain syndrome does not mean the Fates will spare you from other ills. 
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