No I can assure you they aren't. I am a doctor and I meet patients with breast aches several times a week. Andrespetmonkey does not have a problem with his heart.

First of all heart related pain is never sharp or only a second long. Heart pain is diffuse and widespread rather than localised (and often of relatively mild intensity. But it can be very intense too) and it's prolonged (at least we are talking minutes of duration).

The numbness in his arm could have been an alarming symtom and heart related if the rest of the symptoms made sense, but numbness in an arm is also very commonly a benign symptom.

I literally laughed when he said, "you have no knowledge of human body" and then realizing you are a doctor.

Also too many paranoid people here.

I literally laughed when he said, "you have no knowledge of human body" and then realizing you are a doctor.

Also too many paranoid people here.

Too many paranoid people? I guess you hadn't read my last post. That's what happens when someone says, "Don't be paranoid, it's nothing."

It's much better to be balanced. Going to the doctor every time you have a pain somewhere in your body, isn't the smartest thing to do.

If Andres felt like going to the Doctor then he would have, only he knows how serious his pain and discomfort is.

It's much better to be balanced. Going to the doctor every time you have a pain somewhere in your body, isn't the smartest thing to do.

If Andres felt like going to the Doctor then he would have, only he knows how serious his pain and discomfort is.

But people's tolerance for pain varies.  I walked around with pain in my leg for several days before finally going to the doctor and finding out that both bones in my lower left leg were broken.  I just thought it was something that would go away.  I'd say normal aches and pain, no need to go (unless you've got free health care).  Just do a little research and use a little common sense.  If your arm quits working, there may be something there.

Heck, my sis started feeling week and would stumble unexpectedly.  She just found out that she had multiple sclerosis.  Sometimes simple things or things we think we can handle are actually signs of something more severe.  It's better (IMO) to go when it's something you're really concerned about and find out that it's nothing than it is to wait until you've got an eyeball popping out of your head and find that you've had a brain tumor that could have been treated 10 years ago if only you'd hadn't waited.

Of course, I haven't been sick in ages and I don't ever go to the doctor (then again, I have mandatory physicals twice a year....).  It's easy for me to say.

No I can assure you they aren't. I am a doctor and I meet patients with breast aches several times a week. Andrespetmonkey does not have a problem with his heart.

First of all heart related pain is never sharp or only a second long. Heart pain is diffuse and widespread rather than localised (and often of relatively mild intensity. But it can be very intense too) and it's prolonged (at least we are talking minutes of duration).

The numbness in his arm could have been an alarming symtom and heart related if the rest of the symptoms made sense, but numbness in an arm is also very commonly a benign symptom.