Symptoms
Use the breakdown of symptoms below to find out more information on potential ailments and treatments.
Where is the symptom or pain?
Arrhythmia
An arrhythmia is an abnormal rhythm or rate of your heartbeat.
Back pain
Often caused by a simple muscle, ligament or tendon strain, back pain is usually not a serious problem and in many cases can be treated by over-the-counter medication and pain killers.
Breast lumps
Breast lumps are very common and in most cases are not breast cancer. If you find a lump or notice any changes in your breasts you should see your GP as soon as possible.
Cervical neuropathy
Cervical neuropathy is the medical term for symptoms caused by a trapped, compressed or damaged nerve root in the cervical (or top) portion of your spine.
Cervical spine pain
Your cervical spine is the seven bones (vertebrae) stacked on top of each other in your neck. Pressure on the nerves in this area can cause pain, numbness or weakness.
Enlarged breasts
If you feel your breasts are too large, or out of proportion, you can opt for a breast reduction, or reduction mammoplasty.
Palpitation
A sensation or feeling that your heart is suddenly pounding harder or faster is called a palpitation. You may feel these sensations in your chest, throat and neck.