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I’m sure there have been similar threads floating around before—honestly, I have absolutely no clue what the medical term for this is or even how to search for it properly—so if anyone out there actually knows more about this, please, I am begging you to weigh in...
Basically, just a centimeter to the left of where the lung lobes diverge—right near the stomach area, I think they call that the epigastric region?—I’ve had this constant, rhythmic twitching since yesterday evening. You know that annoying sensation when your eyelid starts fluttering uncontrollably and you just can't make it stop? It’s exactly like that, but in my chest, and significantly more intense—it’s actually visible, like the skin is physically pulsing up and down. There isn't any pain involved, but the sensation is incredibly bizarre. I'm 24 years old and currently three months pregnant—if that even matters in this context, which, let's be real, it probably does. What could this possibly be? Is this something I should be genuinely worried about, or is it just one of those things that will pass on its own? Thanks!
Basically, just a centimeter to the left of where the lung lobes diverge—right near the stomach area, I think they call that the epigastric region?—I’ve had this constant, rhythmic twitching since yesterday evening. You know that annoying sensation when your eyelid starts fluttering uncontrollably and you just can't make it stop? It’s exactly like that, but in my chest, and significantly more intense—it’s actually visible, like the skin is physically pulsing up and down. There isn't any pain involved, but the sensation is incredibly bizarre. I'm 24 years old and currently three months pregnant—if that even matters in this context, which, let's be real, it probably does. What could this possibly be? Is this something I should be genuinely worried about, or is it just one of those things that will pass on its own? Thanks!