Patient's question:
In recent years, my health hasn't been very good, and I can't even engage in intense exercise anymore. Every time I get excited, I can't catch my breath, and I've fainted several times. After the examination, it was found that I have congenital pectus excavatum. What should I do about congenital pectus excavatum?Doctor's answer:
Hello. Is it chest pain or stomach pain, usually after meals? What kind of pain, swelling pain, tightness, cramping, pressure pain, pain with cold sweat, pale complexion, or accompanied by nausea and vomiting. Congenital pectus excavatum is mainly caused by calcium deficiency. You need to determine the cause to guide further treatment, and surgery is not necessarily required. It is recommended that you communicate with your doctor to save it. Treatment.