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It's likely this is not a chest pain, instead a heaviness over chest. If so, it might be a lung issue that you are dealing with and then you should consult a Pulmonologist.

Mostly it would be GERD, stomach acid reflux into oesophagus can feels chest pain, and dry air from fan or ac causes irritation and feels chest discomfort

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Mostly it's due costochondritis ,the type of pain you have described.However he should take a 12 lead ECG,as any type of chest pain is not to be overlooked.He can consult a physician in your area for a clinical examination and appropriate treatment.

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Based on your friend’s symptoms — central chest pain, no relation to exertion or movement, worsened in cold environments, and no associated breathing difficulty or fever — the most likely cause is costochondritis, which is a benign inflammation of the cartilage connecting the ribs to the sternum (breastbone). This condition is common in young adults, especially those who engage in regular gym activity or upper body strain. Cold air can exacerbate the discomfort by increasing chest wall sensitivity or causing mild muscle tension. Advise: NSAIDs (like ibuprofen or diclofenac) for pain relief and inflammation Warm compresses (especially after cold exposure) Avoid heavy lifting or exercises that strain the chest temporarily Consider physiotherapy if pain persists or recurs frequently

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Consult with general physician first to r/ gastritis along with GERD

Gastritis. Avoid spicy food. Avoid coffee and tea in empty stomach.

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The chest pain described could be due to costochondritis (inflammation of chest wall cartilage) or cold-induced musculoskeletal sensitivity, especially since it worsens with AC exposure and isn’t related to exertion or breathing. Another possibility is acid reflux (GERD), which can sometimes mimic chest discomfort. The fact that there's no breathing difficulty, fever, or cardiac history is reassuring.

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