Costochondritis Quick Symptoms List

Costochondritis (pronounced kos-toe-kon-DRY-tis) is a condition that occurs when the cartilage that connects a rib to the breastbone or spine becomes inflamed.

Symptoms include the following.

* Chest pain in the upper and middle rib area on either side of the breastbone.

* Chest pain caused by costochondritis can range from mild to severe.

* Mild cases may only cause tenderness.

* Pain increases when you push on the area of your chest cartilage.

* Discomfort may radiate to the back or the abdomen.

* Pain get worse if you move, stretch, or breathe deeply.

* Severe cases may cause shooting pains down your limbs or debilitating chest pain.

Costochondritis occurs more often in women and people over age 40. Persons at higher risk include

* those who participate in high-impact activities,

* anyone who has allergies and is frequently exposed to irritants,

* perform manual labor, especially if it involves lifting, pushing or pulling heavy objects.

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