See your doctor: You need to see your doctor to find out why you're getting them and what should be done for it. People do get repetitive episodes of chest pain but acute cardiac causes need to be ruled out. Once that's done, watch for any changes in the frequency, quality, intensity, associated symptoms, alleviating & exacerbating factors, or location of the pain.
Answered 9/30/2020
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Go & Get A Diagnosis: You need to find out what is wrong first. Since it comes fairly frequently, pay attention to what makes it better or worse, foods and/or food types/body position(s)/breathing. Once properly diagnosed then appropriate treatment can be started, and you should be better, and you would know what to do. Find a doctor you can both trust and communicate openly to.
Answered 12/13/2013
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