My brother is 25 years old. He is suffering from a severe pain in the heart since 6 months. More than 20 times got pain. Before pain body gets sweat and mild fever which last 20 to 30 minutes. Paining around 5 to 10 minutes. He consulted a surgery specialist who is working in a hospital which is in vishakapattanam. Since six months he is using medicine but no relief still getting pain regularly. The doctor said it is heart attack. Pls tell us what is the actual problem. Also refer medicine. If reports and other information need we will upload here.

Dr. Potnuru Srinivaasa SudhakarHomeopath30yrs exp

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Reasons for Chest Pain in Young Adults Cough/Cold: Children may experience benign pain in the chest after a severe bout of cold and persistent cough. Pleurisy: Pain may originate from inflammation of the lining around the lungs. The pain may become worse by deep breathing. Pleurisy is caused along with a viral syndrome. Pericarditis: If the inflammation involves the pericardium covering the heart muscle, the result could be chest pain that often exacerbates with deep breathing. First Aid for a Heart Attack ImageHypertrophic Cardiomyopathy: The condition occurs due to the increase in thickness of the septum and the left ventricular wall. The result of this rare condition could be chest pain on exertion, irregular heartbeats, and shortness of breath. Increased voltage could be reported on an EKG due to the thick heart muscle. The condition may be found in students engaging in strenuous physical activities, which may include football, basketball, or other athletic activities. Mitral Valve Prolapsed: A few young adults may experience chest pain from the prolapse of the mitral valve into the left atrium when there is contraction in the left ventricle. The condition may also cause intermittent symptoms, such as weakness, shortness of breath, palpitation, dizziness, and extreme fatigue. A 2D echocardiogram is used to diagnose the condition. Syndrome X: Chest pain in young adults may be experienced due to obesity, high blood pressure, cholesterol, and inactivity. Though tests may not confirm coronary artery disease, such people are at an increased risk of cardiovascular event and try to lose weight. The doctor may prescribe cholesterol, blood pressure medications and encouraged to exercise. Acid Reflux: The condition can lead to heartburn that often mimics chest pain. Gallstone Symptoms: In some adults, gall bladder symptoms can be felt like the signs of a coronary artery disease. Most cases of chest pain in young adults are actually a gall bladder attack. Anxiety: Some people with anxiety problem may experience chest pain symptoms. It is normal for such people to feel chest pain when they are anxious and stressed. Anxiety can only worsen the symptoms. Heart problems: Congenital heart abnormality is the primary cause of chest pain in young adults. The pain may also be caused due to blood clotting. Smoking is the most common risk factor in young people that can constrict blood vessels and promote blood clots. Some important remedies are given below for the treatment of chest pain: Arnica mont. ? Chest pain with sore and bruised feeling. Ranunculus b. ? Good remedy for intercostal rheumatism, sharp stitching pain in the chest along with dyspnoea. Rhus tox. ? Pains extend to the shoulders, worse by initial motion and cold-damp weather, better continued motion and warmth. Kali carb. ? Stitching pain in the chest, which gets worse between 2-3 A.M Actea racemosa. ? Pain worse on the right side. Rumex c. ? Sharp stitching pain through the left lung, often with cough. Bryonia ? Chest pain is of stitching, burning and stabbing in nature, is worse by motion and better by rest and pressure. Thirst for large quantities of water and dryness of mucous membranes often accompanies. Stannum ? Knife like stitches, worse on bending forward and left side. Aconite ? Chest pain due to pneumonia of first stage along with anxiety and restlessness. 

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