My chest CT scan, Xray, ECHO are normal but still having Chest pain from last 15 months and sometimes coughing up blood.

[Sat1239]

Hello,

I was having a chest pain and shortness of breath from December 2016. I had visited the docter and he said me that you have inhaled allergy. I have taken some rotacaps and my chest pain goes. After some time in March 2017 i have a chest pain with coughing up blood and i got diagnosed with chest X ray it shows normal and doctor gave me once again rotacaps and allergic medicine but this time my pain and cough not got relieved then my doctor told me for a CT scan in june 2017, it also shows normal.Then i goes to another consultant he told tha Your CT shows large pulmonary artery. He told me for a ECHO and again it show normal. Then they give me some allergic medicine and now my coughing up blood stopped and but still having chest pain, now i again goes to the doctor in march 2018 as coughing up blood again started after 6 months and chest pain is still on. Now he again told me for XRay and ECHO, it agains shows normal and he gave me inhaler. I don't know why i was having a chest pain since last one year and sometimes coughing up blood although i have a normal CT, XRay and ECHO.

[Badbessie]

Due to your coughing micro capillaries in your throat and chest my become damaged and so a small amount of blood would not be suprising. As it it not continuous and seems to appear when your reaction starts. Most of us on this site have chest pain due to our conditions related to coughing which mostly are related to the musles in the chest or infections. Your Doctor appears to have given you all the tests required for diagnosis and it may be a matter of finding the right medications to help you.

[Sat1239 in reply to Badbessie]

Any treatment or how can it be cured?

[Badbessie in reply to Sat1239]

Medicine is a process of elimination of factors. Your Doctor believes that it is an environmental element which is causing your problem. The question is what? Then the question is what medication can help negate the symptoms.It may be helpful to keep a dairy of events noting when your symptoms get worse, where you are and what environmental issues there are. For example does it happen at work? Are you handling substances that could cause it? Finding the cause could greatly help with treatment. The more information you can give them the better.

[Sat1239 in reply to Badbessie]

Currently the place where i am living having alot of air pollution. This causes increase in my symptoms like coughing and Shortness of breadth but my chest pain is always on without any cause.