u/Anxious-Slice-587

3 weeks ago I went to the ER due to chest pain on my left side and I went again yesterday Xray, blood test and ecg clear both times. Blood test did show my mcv is 76 so little low but shouldn't cause chest pain. I haven't been to the gym in 3 weeks due to the pain. Pain is on left side chest then sometimes right side chest then both ribs, under left armpit. Pain is never constant but comes and goes almost like 'shocks'. I sleep perfectly fine and I can do pushups/pullups but do feel some pain after pushups to try not to. Any idea if it's costo or something else? I breathe perfectly fine, one doctor gave me acid reflux pills but that just gave me a sore throat. I did go for a 2 hour walk at night the other day and by the end of it my chest both sides tightened up. Im a healthy male.

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Not sure what I have, clear tests, 5/10 pain that bounces around upper body randomly

So i've been having chest pain and rib pain the past few weeks it moves around from left side chest to right side chest to upper chest to both ribs then under the armpit. It's not severe pain but I haven't went to the gym since. I went to ER ECG and blood test were fine and went to a clinic but he just told me it might be acid and gave me teva pantaprozole but I don't think it's an acid issue and after taking the meds by throats clogging up and stomach aches. Do you guys think this is costo?

So I've had chest spasms on my left side chest for over a year and it's pretty constant throughout the day and I basically get it everyday unless I sleep really good. It goes away when im walking and moving but when I sit and sleep its super annoying happening constantly. Rarely I will get the same spasms on my left biceps. Any way on how to fix this? I got it checked out and they did an ECG which came out fine. I just began taking magnesium pills recently.

Hi all, I'm moving to Spokane at the end of May as I will be a grad student at Gonzaga. I have a car and I'm hoping to find a decent apartment for around $1100-$1350 range not too far from campus. thanks!