What causes left breast rib pain?

If you feel pain in the left breast ribs, you must pay attention to it, because the pain may be caused by certain diseases, so relevant examinations and diagnoses should be carried out. There are several causes of left breast rib pain, the most common ones include left-sided pneumonia, left-sided pleurisy, rib fractures, etc., so treatment must be carried out only after diagnosis.

Causes of pain under left rib cage

1. Left-sided pneumonia is usually accompanied by cough, sputum, fever, and dyspnea. It is more likely to occur in winter but is not very serious.

2. Left-sided pleurisy. Generally, respiratory restriction due to inflammation means that one is afraid to breathe in hard, accompanied by chest pain, and the pain is quite severe, which is unlikely;

3. If the pain has not been there long and is mild, consider that it is intercostal neuritis pain caused by the intercostal soft tissue being affected by wind and cold. You can apply an analgesic plaster to the affected area, if it is effective. If it is pneumonia or pleurisy, dry or wet rales and rough breath sounds may be heard upon auscultation. Of course, further diagnosis needs to be confirmed, and chest X-rays need to be taken in the frontal and lateral positions.

What causes pain below left rib?

1. If the hepatitis B patient himself

Diseases such as stomach problems, heart problems, gallbladder problems, colitis, pancreatitis, etc. can also cause left rib pain.

2. Consider whether it is caused by the patient's condition worsening.

Although the liver is located in the right rib cage, if the patient's condition worsens, the liver pain will spread to the left rib cage, resulting in left rib pain. Therefore, when hepatitis B patients experience left rib pain, they should first undergo B-ultrasound, liver function, hepatitis B virus DNA and other related tests to determine the condition. If your liver function is obviously abnormal at this time, B-ultrasound shows obvious liver damage, and the virus count is also high, then your condition has really worsened.

At this time, patients should pay attention to the fact that although your condition has worsened and treatment is critical, you cannot take medication blindly, otherwise it will be difficult for your condition to recover effectively. Here, experts recommend that patients use the ozone autologous blood transfusion treatment method.

The biggest difference between this therapy and other therapies is that patients do not need to take medicine or injections, nor do they need surgery. They only need to draw 50-100 ml of blood, add specific ozone in vitro using high-precision medical equipment from Germany, and then inject it back into the patient's body to effectively eliminate the hepatitis B virus.

3. Hepatitis B patients have poor blood circulation

Non-disease factors such as nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea can also cause left rib pain. To sum up, the reasons are complicated, and because the condition of hepatitis B patients is relatively special, it is recommended that you actively seek professional liver disease examination and treatment to prevent the condition from worsening and causing serious harm.