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why do I have burning in the pectoral muscle?

Bones, Joints & Muscles | Last Active: Feb 8 9:55am | Replies (6)
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@seniormed

Ultrasound and chest x-ray could be helpful. Was your doctor confident
it was not heart related.?
If it a form of neuralgia how did it start? Any pain to suggest it may have been shingles without the rash.
Make sure you get fully tested and have an ECG.

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pennysworth | @pennysworth | Feb 7 5:10am

They ran an ECG and it came back normal. Would shingles last that long? As far as neuralgia goes, the pain from this is more of a "shocked sensation" (from what I read) where this is a burn, feels like someone started a fire in the muscle. To be honest my Dr. wasn't much help in the diagnoses, that's why I'm asking questions. I guess the next step is to get a second opinion. I appreciate your thoughts and suggestions.
Thanks and have a great day.

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