Can Deep Coughing Help You In A Heart Atack
Health Encyclopedia: Pericarditis
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Chest pain , caused by the inflamed pericardium rubbing against the heart.- Usually relieved by sitting up and leaning forward
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Pleuritis type: a sharp, stabbing pain - May radiate to the neck, shoulder, back or abdomen
- Often increases with deep breathing and lying flat, and may increase with coughing and swallowing
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Breathing difficulty when lying down - Need to bend over or hold the ...
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