• Shortness of Breath: The heart or lungs may be strained when breathing becomes difficult because of chest pain. It may arise due to ineffectiveness of the heart's pumping or clotting of the lungs, which inhibits the flow of air.
• Dizziness or Fainting: This can be brought about by irregular heart rhythm or a heart attack. The fainting, even the temporary one, is a symptom that should be treated with medical assistance at once.
• Sweating: During chest pains, sudden cold perspiration or excessive sweating is an overall sign of a heart attack. The body releases such stress hormones like adrenaline when the heart is degenerating.
• Nausea or Vomiting: Malaise of the chest with nausea or vomiting can signify the failure in blood circulation to the digestive system and heart. Even though it may occur during the refluxing of acids, when it is accompanied by pain in the chest, it proves to be a health emergency.
• Radiation to the Arm, Neck, or Jaw: When pain radiates in the chest to the arm, neck, or jaw, a heart attack is common. The brain may be confused by nerves of the heart and produce pain in these parts. By observing this trend early in life, treatment can be saved.

1. Heart-Related Causes

• Angina: This takes place when the heart fails to pump the required amount of blood, hence leading to pressure in the chest or squeezing. It very often occurs during physical exercises or stress.
• Heart Attack (Myocardial Infarction): A heart attack (sudden blockage of the blood to the heart) may be painful in the chest and may be accompanied by sweating, nausea, and shortness of breath. The medical consideration has paramount importance.
• Pericarditis: The inflammation of the wall of the heart results in sharp pains, and in acute cases, when a person sits or when he inhales deeply, the condition.

2. Lung-Related Causes

• Pulmonary Embolism: An experience of a blood clot in the lungs leads to sudden chest pains, dyspnea, and increased heartbeat. It is a serious disorder that needs urgent attention.
• Pneumonia or Pleuritis: Pains that are stabbing or sharp in the chest may be caused by the infection or inflammation of the lungs and are mostly accompanied by fever, cough, and difficulty with breathing.

3. Digestive System Causes

• Costochondritis: Pain at the chest wall is sharp and painful, and it is a result of inflammation in the cartilage surrounding the ribs up to the breastbone.
• Acid Reflux (GERD): The acid in the stomach inundates back into the oesophagus, and the result is a burning chest. It is confused with heart-related pains.
• Oesophageal Spasms: Severe chest pain, which is sometimes heart-attack-like and is brought about by the abrupt and painful sphincter action of the oesophagus.
• Muscle Strain: Overuse or destruction of the chest muscle presents as localized pain that worsens as the chest moves or presses.

4. Other Causes

• Anxiety and Panic Attacks: This can be brought about when the person is emotionally stressed or in panic, which then causes tightness of the chest, increased heart rate, and shortness of breath, yet the heart is not the problem.
• Shingles: It is a viral infection that strikes nerves, causing a burning sensation in the chest area with a rash developing in the infected area.

• Electrocardiogram (ECG): It is used to analyze the electrical activity of the heart in order to identify abnormal rhythms or heart attack signals. It is fast, painless, and a mandatory initial test in chest pain assessment.
• Blood Tests: These tests are used to measure heart muscle damage and cardiac enzymes. High levels are used to affirm ailments such as heart attacks.
• Echocardiography: Echocardiography involves the use of ultrasound waves to see the valves and chambers of the heart. It evaluates the performance of the heart and structural defects.
• Stress Test: A Stress test tests the response of the heart to physical activity or exercise. It can be used to diagnose low blood circulation or a concealed cardiac issue.
• Chest X-ray & CT scan: These tests involve imaging that verifies the lungs, the chest bones, and other structures against infections, clots, and abnormalities. They assist in dashing the non-heart causes of chest pain.
• Endoscopy (if required): The endoscopy involves examination of the oesophagus and stomach by using a flexible camera. It is handy in the diagnosis of acid reflux or other gastrointestinal causes of chest pain.

• High-quality Diagnostic Services: We have modern diagnostic tools such as ECG, echocardiography, CT scans, and stress tests that are used to ensure that the cause of the chest pain is properly established.
• Long-term Care: Emergency care and lifestyle management, we take care of you and your heart in full.
• Patient-Centred Approach: Each patient is individually given a patient treatment plan based on their condition, comfort, and recovery objectives.