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Yes it should be consulted on the basis of age of the patient Most important is to get your blood pressure checked and then get yourself an ECG. If ECG is normal then at present I would recommend doing a TMT along with normal routines including HbA1C and lipid profile. Atleast this much should be done to rule out cardiac disease including angina which should be a priority If all of the above investigations are normal then food habits and GERD should be ruled out Then we can focus on degenerative diseases like cervical spondylosis and other musculoskeletal disorders Ruling out cardiac disease should be a priority

Mostly the pain may be due to cervical spine or nerv problems.other than that take ecg for the same to rule out mi or heart diseases.if it persist visit nearby hospital for remission.

Yes, we have to thoroughly rule out for cardiac cause. Kindly book for a proper detailed consultation

Please consult a cardiologist asap.

not every such pain is related to the heart. Since the pain is short-lasting, comes and goes, and is not associated with giddiness, sweating, chest discomfort, or breathlessness, it is less likely to be something serious. Very often, such pain is due to muscle strain, nerve irritation, or even sleeping posture. Still, because of her age and blood pressure history, it should not be ignored. If you want, we can also discuss this in an online consultation to assess the risk calmly.

Check her blood pressure and get an ecg done

Need a few details consult for further evaluation and treatment

Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

She should undergo - ECG,Blood pressure monitoring. If pain recurs, becomes more frequent, lasts longer, or is associated with chest discomfort, sweating, nausea, breathlessness, or jaw pain, she should be taken to the emergency department immediately. Please consult me on practo for further guidance.