Patient's question:
When I straighten my chest or take a deep breath, it hurts. The texture of my lung slices is rough. It also hurts when I wake up from a nap at night, and I feel a bit nauseous. I also feel a bit nauseous when I wake up in the morning. It has been for three or four months. My echocardiogram of the heart is fine, but the hospital said I have anxiety. Is it possible for anxiety to cause persistent chest pain?Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you mentioned above, a careful review of the results can reveal that the texture of both lungs is heavy, and your specific condition is not favorable. It cannot be ruled out that there may be an anxiety disorder. Currently, the symptoms are preliminarily considered to be bronchitis, and it is necessary to follow medical advice for anti-inflammatory treatment. Relevant tests can be performed to further understand the condition.Additionally, anxiety can manifest in various somatic symptoms. Pay close attention to your condition, adjust yourself to the best of your ability, exercise more, and eat a light diet.