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History

An acute onset , with central or band - like chest pain which radiates to the person's jaw , arms , or back , is strongly suggestive of chest pain .

Persistent , localized chest pain is more suggestive of a or musculoskeletal cause .

Chest pain associated with palpitations , dizziness , or difficulty swallowing is likely to be angina .

Management

Musculoskeletal chest pain ? consider prescribing analgesia ( for example paracetamol or a nonsteroidal anti - inflammatory drug ) .

Arrange blood tests to identify conditions which exacerbate stable ( such as a full blood count for presence of anaemia ) .

Non - specific or psychogenic chest pain
Reassure the person that there is no underlying physical cause for their chest pain .
Explain that the chest pain may be due to underlying , and provide written information to help with the symptoms .

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