not wait to see whether they disappear.
Chest, Back, or Abdominal Pain Shouldn’t Always Be Ignored
Certain aortic aneurysms may cause pain in the chest, back, or abdomen.
The pain can sometimes be sudden and severe, particularly if a complication such as dissection or rupture occurs.
A sudden, severe pain that feels unusual—especially when accompanied by fainting, weakness, sweating, difficulty breathing, or other alarming symptoms—should be treated as an emergency.
What Increases the Risk?
Several factors can increase the likelihood of developing an aneurysm.
These include:
High Blood Pressure
Persistently
