Wildfire Induced
Last night I had a sharp “stabbing” pain in my upper left chest. It was intermittant and now gone. Any ideas?
Last night when sleeping I woke up to experience sharp pains in my upper left chest. It was like shortness of breath only more pronounced. My sleeping position affected the frequency and severity of the pain. Being on my side and stomach induced the most “stabs” whereas being on my back induced the least. The pains lasted about 3 hours (again, on and off) but by this morning they are gone. I am a healthy person overall, 33 years old and fit. I take vigorous walks daily. I’m not on any medication and I’ve never been treated for anything serious. I’m from the Bay Area and we’ve had really bad air conditions recently due to the wildfires in the area. Could that be a cause? Any help would be so appreciated.
go 2 yur doctors have a check up it may be nothin but better to be safe than sorry xxx all my luck
BOOMER: Urban Wildfires (MMJ Pkg)
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