Remember! all the chest pains are not due to heart-attack or heart problems. Chest is a complex potion of our body which is comprised of many organs and tissues. Simply if your pain is associated with repiratory movement it is less likely to be due to heart problems. It might be due problem muscles or ribs. On the other hand if the chest pain is severe and radiates to the neck, mandible, tip of the shoulder or to back of the chest it is most probably due to heart problems--- angina or myocaridal infarction. Simple chest pain can be managed with simple pain killers while severe and intense pains need to be checked up by medical practitioner along with chest x-ray and other investigations.

This is great information on preventing chest pain. People tend to pay less attention to health and healthy choices than they do choosing the next restaurant they will dine in next weekend. Chest pain is a precursor sign that, when noticed in time, case give a patient more than enough time to reach medical help.

Again, as with your previous post, this is absolutely NOT a question (which, due its medical nature, we at Factoidz could not answer anyway).  This appears to be some kind of mini-article.  Why are you posting this here in our "Question and Answer" Forum?  If you intend to write about a subject, make sure you have 400 words to say about it, and submit it as a Factoid.

I have read information on Isosorbide Dinitrate, saying that it helps in preventing chest pain.

Is it true http://www.internationaldrugmart.com/isosorbide-dinitrate.shtml ?

Does any one know on this.

I've written an article in response to this question:

Chest Pain: Is It Always a Symptom of Heart Attack?

Is chest pain always a symptom of heart attack? How can one prevent chest pain? — continue reading...

Chest pain can be anything such as chest pain when breathing, lying down or even when you’re sleeping. It can cause many problems in life by having Heart Attacks, Pneumonia, Perforated viscus and even pulmonary embolism. In this article, I will be showing you how to prevent chest pain. Like Rest, Drink Water, Eat healthy, Avoid Smoking etc.

Can we use common sense. The best way to prevent chest pain is to go visit your doctor and have a chest evaluation so that he can set-up a treatment plan.