Pain in chest that comes and goes. no sweating or nausea. good heart and lungs.

Recurrent Chest Pain: A typical chest pain due to CAD described as " pressure or heaviness, left side or under sternum, mild, moderate or severe, radiates to left UE or Jaw, usually brought by physical exertion and lasted about 5 to 15 minutes, resolved with rest or ASA, O2, Nitro or Morphine". Chest pain with associated risk factors (smoking, HTN, Diabetes & family history). Do you fit in this group? Talk to your Doc!

Intermittent chest p: Intermittent chest pains.Tried medications like advil,acetaminophen,ibuprofen.May be delated to costochondritis,cad,mitral valve prolapse,gerd,reflux esophagitis,cervical radiculopathy,anxiety neurosis,depression,pleuritis,pulmonary embolism. Diagnostic tests: xray chest,EKG,CT scan,echocardiogram,sresstesting with echocardiogram,thallium stress testing,CT angiogram,egd,CTof chest with PEprotocol,