I suffer from a cold every two weeks, experience coldness in both of my lower legs, and have pain in my left upper chest and left arm. What could be the cause of these symptoms, and what medication or treatment should I take?

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I suffer from a cold every two weeks, experience coldness in both of my lower legs, and have pain in my left upper chest and left arm. What could be the cause of these symptoms, and what medication or treatment should I take?

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I suffer from a cold every two weeks, experience coldness in both of my lower legs, and have pain in my left upper chest and left arm. What could be the cause of these symptoms, and what medication or treatment should I take?

Asked by Male, 60 · 3 days ago

G.santoshini Reddy

M Pharmacy (Pharmaceutics)

3 days ago

Your symptoms require prompt medical evaluation. Pain in your left chest and arm can sometimes point to heart-related concerns, while coldness in your legs may indicate blood circulation issues. Frequent colds could stem from allergies or a weakened immune system. Because chest pain can be serious, please visit a doctor or emergency room immediately to get checked, possibly with an ECG. Avoid starting heart medications without a diagnosis. Depending on their findings, a doctor might prescribe medications to improve blood flow, like low-dose aspirin, or recommend simple antihistamines for your colds. Please seek professional medical care right away.

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