Since your symptoms are not characteristic of heart or lung disorders, it appears to be of chest wall or rib cage origin & seems more of a nuisance rather than serious. Pinched nerve is sharp and fleeting but usually triggered by a deep breath. Injuries or inflammation usually are tender areas. It's positional& possibly from stretching something If symptoms persist see your MD for evaluation & adv
Answered 4/11/2021
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Usually, chest wall pain is not related to heart or lung conditions. It most often related to a chronic injury like a postural or a direct injury. There is also Costochondritis which has no known cause.
Answered 4/12/2021
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