Do you feel tightness and pressure in your chest and always want to breathe heavily?

In daily life, some diseases occur suddenly, and some diseases will cause our body to show some symptoms in the early stages. For symptomatic diseases, we can judge what kind of disease the body has based on the symptoms. However, for sudden diseases, such as some people suddenly experience chest tightness, psychological oppression, etc., it is best to go to the hospital in time to find out the cause and treat the symptoms. It is best not to delay, so as not to delay the disease.

Chest tightness and difficulty breathing are symptoms of respiratory diseases. Some heart disease patients will also have similar symptoms. It is recommended to go to the local hospital to see the respiratory department first. If no problems are found in the respiratory department, then go to the cardiovascular department, because respiratory diseases are more likely. It is recommended to go to the respiratory department of the local hospital for treatment. If no problems are found, you can consider going to the cardiology department. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital for examination and treatment, receive symptomatic treatment according to the condition, pay attention to rest and avoid overwork.

What causes chest tightness?

1. Chest tightness is a subjective feeling. Chest tightness is a functional manifestation of body organs and one of the main symptoms of physical illness. Chest tightness manifests as difficulty breathing or lack of breath, and shortness of breath. In mild cases, the feeling is okay, but in severe cases, you will feel uncomfortable, as if a stone is pressing on your chest, and you have difficulty breathing. Other symptoms may also appear, such as chest pain, palpitations, vomiting, cold sweats, nausea, a feeling of tightness, burning, pressure, etc.

2. The above symptoms are caused by diseases of our respiratory tract, lungs, and heart, so common diseases may also occur, such as lung infection, respiratory tract infection, heart disease, etc.

3. Chest tightness can be mild or severe. Occasional chest tightness symptoms may be relieved by taking a rest for mild cases, but for severe cases, the frequency of chest tightness becomes higher and higher and the degree becomes more serious. At this time, you must pay more attention, because for those who have chest tightness or worsening symptoms, there is a possibility of sudden death at any time, and the risk factor is extremely high. Therefore, if you encounter this situation, you need to go to the hospital for medical treatment in time, follow the doctor's instructions and adjust the treatment with medication or other methods on time, so as to avoid worsening of the condition and endangering life and health.

What causes chest tightness?

1. Personal reasons. Chest tightness is usually caused by unpleasant emotions such as depression and bad mood. For example, because of certain things, you suddenly get emotional and lose your temper. Secondly, for girls, they are often more delicate. When they encounter something unpleasant, they like to sulk and feel depressed, and then they are prone to chest tightness and shortness of breath. Another reason is that you are too hard-working at work. Because in today's highly competitive and busy society, you are busy with work all day and don't get enough rest. The chest tightness is caused by the above external personal reasons.

2. External environmental reasons. The most common occurrence is when you are in a closed space with no air circulation, lack of oxygen, or insufficient oxygen supply, which can easily cause chest tightness and weakness.

3. If you have cardiovascular diseases or lung diseases such as bronchitis, you should be more careful, because these can cause chest tightness and weakness at any time.

4. When you are sick or have a cold, you may experience chest tightness, loss of appetite, and desire to sleep.