Pain in the left chest to armpit of a man

Under normal circumstances, pain from the left chest to the armpit is an abnormal phenomenon for men. There are a large number of lymphocytes distributed in the left chest to the armpit of the human body, so pain in this area may be caused by lymph infection, lymph node enlargement, or lymphocyte invasion by cancer cells. The following is a detailed introduction to the causes of pain from the left chest to the armpit of men.

1. Pain in the left armpit may be caused by enlarged axillary lymph nodes or intercostal neuritis. You can go to the hospital for a color Doppler ultrasound to see if there are other soft tissue lesions. See a doctor in time and observe regularly.

2. Chest pain that comes and goes suddenly and lasts no more than two minutes each time. Most of the time, it is considered to be caused by functional intercostal neuralgia. If the examination is normal, then observe for the time being and don't worry too much. Generally speaking, chest pain that comes and goes suddenly and lasts no more than one or two minutes each time is mostly considered to be caused by functional intercostal neuralgia in young people. If the chest X-ray is fine. The color Doppler ultrasound and electrocardiogram of the heart are also normal, then don't worry too much for the time being.

3. There are many reasons for the pain in the left armpit. Inflammation of the armpit lymph nodes or mastitis and breast hyperplasia may cause pain in the left armpit. Some angina, coronary heart disease and other reasons may cause the above situation. In this case, you need to do color ultrasound, electrocardiogram, cardiac ultrasound, etc. Pay attention to rest more, do not eat spicy and greasy food, ensure adequate sleep, and control blood pressure, blood sugar, and blood lipid levels.

4. Pain in the left chest and armpit is a common clinical symptom. Generally speaking, there are several situations: 1. Intercostal neuralgia, which is caused by chronic and acute inflammation of the nerves running between the ribs, and radiates along the ribs. 2. Lung infection. Acute or chronic inflammation of the lungs can stimulate the pleura in the left chest and armpit, causing pain and discomfort in the chest wall. Patients often have symptoms such as coughing, sputum, chills, and fever. 3. When patients with left-sided breast cancer have axillary lymph node metastasis, this can also cause pain and discomfort in the patient's left armpit.