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chest tightness, pressure, chest discomfort, chest pain is discomfort, pain that feel anywhere, along the front of body between neck, upper abdomen, chest pain fear a heart attack, many possible causes, chest pain, mildly inconvenient, serious, life-threatening, organ, tissue in chest, the source of pain, heart, lungs, esophagus, muscles, ribs, tendons, nerves, angina, type of heart-related chest pain, pain occurs, heart is not getting enough blood, oxygen, angina pain, similar, pain of a heart attack, angina, stable angina, chest pain begins at a predictable level of activity, walk up a steep hill, chest pain happens unexpectedly after light activity, occurs at rest, unstable angina, dangerous form of angina, seen in an emergency room right away, other causes, chest pain, asthma, accompanied by shortness of breath, wheezing, cough, pneumonia, a blood clot, lung, pulmonary embolism, collapse of a small area of a lung, pneumothorax, inflammation, the lining around the lung, pleurisy, in these cases, chest pain often worsens, take a deep breath, cough, feels sharp, strain, inflammation, the muscles, tendons between the ribs, anxiety, rapid breathing, chest pain, related to problems, digestive system, stomach ulcer, gallbladder disease, gallstones, indigestion, heartburn, gastroesophageal reflux, acid from stomach backs up into esophagus, ulcer pain burns, stomach is empty, feels better, food, gallbladder pain often gets worse after a meal, a fatty meal, in children, most chest pain, heart, injury, over-exertion, coughing have caused muscle strain, chest wall, tender, painful, press a finger, location, the pain, treated at home, try acetaminophen, ibuprofen, ice, heat, rest, know have asthma, angina, follow the instructions of doctor, take medications regularly to avoid flare-ups, have sudden crushing, squeezing, tightening, pressure in chest, pain radiates to jaw, left arm, between shoulder blades, have nausea, dizziness, sweating, a racing heart, shortness of breath, know have angina, chest discomfort is suddenly more intense, brought on by lighter activity, lasts longer than usual, angina symptoms occur at rest, have sudden sharp chest pain, shortness of breath, after a long trip, a stretch of bedrest, following an operation, lack of movement, lead to a blood clot in leg, risk of heart attack is greater, family history of heart disease, smoke, use cocaine, have high cholesterol, high blood pressure, diabetes, fever, a cough that produces yellow-green phlegm, chest-wall pain persists, longer than 3 to 5 days, emergency measures, hospitalization, required in difficult, serious cases, the pain is unclear, perform a physical examination, monitor vital signs, temperature, pulse, rate of breathing, blood pressure, physical examination, focus on the chest wall, lungs, heart, the pain between the shoulder blades, under the breastbone, does the pain change location, is it on one side only, how would describe the pain, severe, tearing, ripping, sharp, stabbing, burning, squeezing, constricting, tight, pressure-like, crushing, aching, dull, heavy, come on suddenly, does the pain occur, the pain getting worse, how long does the pain last, does the pain go from chest into shoulder, arm, neck, jaw, the pain worse, breathing deeply, coughing, eating, bending, exercising, pain better after rest, is it completely relieved, less pain, the pain better, after taking nitroglycerin medication, after drinking milk, take antacids, after belching, diagnostic tests, blood tests, ldh, ldh isoenzymes, cpk, cpk isoenzymes, troponin, cbc, blood differential, cardiac catheterization, ecg, exercise ecg, lung scan, x-rays, the chest, complex tests required depending on the difficulty of diagnosis, suspected cause, the chest pain, make healthy lifestyle choices, prevent chest pain from heart disease, achieve, maintain normal weight, control high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes, avoid cigarette smoking, second-hand smoke, eat a diet low in saturated, hydrogenated fats, cholesterol, high in starches, fiber, fruits, vegetables, exercise 3 hours per week, 30 minutes per day, 6 days per week, reduce stress, hong sn, rhee pl, kim jh et al, oesophageal motility abnormality, pathological acid reflux, dig liver dis, 37(7), 475-484.