Having Minor Chest Pain while Sneezing

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Asked for Male, 33 Years

Hi, I am facing tightness under my chest whenever I sit on my laptop for long time for work. From 4-5 days whenever I sneeze i feel minor chest pain in middle of the chest. I sneeze a lot from 4-5 days. I generally play badminton but from last one month I stopped playing badminton and due to this my weight got increased. Now i start playing badminton again. I have done my ECG last two months back and doctor said it was normal as i have caused gas issue due to anxiety and given pantid d tablet and it got fine after that. Can anyone suggest what is the problem? Is it heart issue or some other??

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Dr. Abhinav Chhabra Cardiologist 12 yrs exp New Delhi · Accepted Answer

Dr. Abhinav Chhabra

Cardiologist 12 yrs exp New Delhi

Its a musculoskeletal pain

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