Your sternum, or breastbone, joined the two parts of your rib cage together. It is located in front of several major organ sites in your chest and gut, including your lungs, heart, and stomach. As a result, several conditions that don’t importantly have anything to do with your sternum may lead to pain in your sternum and the surrounding area.
So in this article in line with the publication on Healthline, we are going to have a look at the cause of sternum pain. Just sit tight and enjoy this article while learning something new today.
What’s Causing My Sternum Pain?
Your first reaction to chest pain, consistent or severe chest pain, may be considered a heart attack. But in some cases, chest pain has nothing to do with your heart. This is particularly true if you’re under age 40 and don’t have any dangerous health problems or existing conditions.
Sternum pain is actually more likely to occur by conditions that have to do with your bones, your muscles, or your digestive tract than with your heart or the sternum itself.
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