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Often, chest pain can occur due to sore chest muscles. Soreness in chest muscles is often due to repetitive, excessive use of muscles, or due to trauma to the chest. When strong force is applied to the chest region, beyond what the chest muscles can bear, the muscles of the chest get bruised and injured.
Another common cause of noncardiac chest pain is musculoskeletal problems located anywhere on the chest wall. The chest contains many muscles, bones, tendons, and cartilage (the rubbery tissue that connects muscles and bones). Strains or sprains to any of these areas can cause chest pains.