Left-side chest pain along with pain in the left arm can be a sign of a heart-related problem, but it can also come from muscle strain, acidity, or anxiety. Because these symptoms are important, it is safer to treat them seriously, especially if the pain is heavy, tight, spreading, or comes with sweating, breathlessness, or dizziness. If the pain is new, getting worse, or lasting more than a few minutes, please get checked immediately at a hospital to rule out a heart attack.

After a heart attack, most people are advised not to drive for at least 4 to 6 weeks. Since it has been a month, you may be able to ride a two-wheeler only if your cardiologist has checked you and confirmed that your heart is stable.

The first signs of a heart attack are usually mild but important to notice. You may feel chest heaviness or tightness that does not go away, pain moving to the left arm, jaw, or back, sudden shortness of breath, sweating, or a feeling of severe acidity. Some people also feel dizzy, very tired, or nauseated. If these symptoms last more than a few minutes, seek emergency medical help immediately, as early treatment is critical.