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Hacking cough is the primary cause of soreness in the chest muscles. Persistent coughing puts a lot of strain on the chest muscles, chest wall, which eventually results in soreness. Sore chest muscles from coughing is mainly found in people suffering from respiratory disorders such as pneumonia, bronchitis, etc.
One of the more frequent causes of non-cardiac chest pain is chest wall pain or musculoskeletal chest pain -- that is, chest pain related to the muscles and bones of the chest wall. Doctors diagnose chest wall pain in at least 25% of patients who come to the emergency room for chest pain.