It is difficult for me to evaluate your chest pain through the computer. I don't know your age, if you have diabetes or hypertension or a smoker and so I don't know what the likelihood of you having heart disease is. However there are several characteristics of the pain that make it less likely to be related to heart pain such as the pain being constant not related to exertion and that it worsens during inspiration. The symptoms are most often seen with pulmonary processes such as pneumonia or blood
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Exercise stress test and physical exam I cannot fully evaluate your pain. But if the pain is worrisome enough that it causes you to write in concern to it then you probably should seek emergent medical assistance to rule out life-threatening heart or lung problems.
I finally saw a cardiologist and was told it it was muscular skeletal inflammation. I was placed on Ibuprofen 600 mg three times a day for a week and the pain dissapeared.