Accurate Diagnosis and Non-Cardiac Chest Pain Relief—Focused on Safety, Precision, and Long-Term Management
Chest pain can range from mild tightness to sharp, stabbing sensations and may arise from the heart, lungs, muscles, nerves, or digestive system. While often feared as a heart-related symptom, many cases are musculoskeletal or nerve-related and treatable without surgery. At REGENIQUE, we focus on identifying whether your chest pain is cardiac, structural, nerve-driven, or stress-related—so you receive the right care at the right time.
You feel chest tightness, burning, or sharp pain that recurs.
Pain worsens with movement, breathing, or stress.
You have a history of anxiety, GERD, or musculoskeletal strain.
The pain radiates to your back, neck, arms, or jaw.
You've ruled out cardiac causes but symptoms persist.
You feel anxious or fearful about your chest discomfort.
We focus on diagnosing and treating non-cardiac chest pain—safely, precisely, and with the goal of lasting relief.
Dr. Tushar B Munnoli performs a detailed assessment to rule out serious conditions and identify whether your pain stems from nerves, posture, muscles, or digestion.
Depending on the cause, we offer treatments like musculoskeletal therapy, nerve blocks, medications, stress management, and lifestyle guidance—without unnecessary procedures.
We understand that chest pain can be alarming. Our clinic provides a safe, judgement-free space where your symptoms are taken seriously and addressed holistically.
“I had constant chest tightness and was terrified it was heart-related. Dr. Tushar diagnosed it as costochondritis and treated it non-invasively. I’m now pain-free.”
“My chest pain turned out to be nerve compression. The ultrasound-guided treatment at REGENIQUE gave me instant relief.”
“I was living in fear, thinking my pain was heart-related. REGENIQUE ruled that out, found the real cause, and supported me with therapy and reassurance.”
Common non-cardiac causes include costochondritis, GERD, muscle strain, nerve compression, anxiety, and lung inflammation.
We use a combination of physical exams, ultrasound imaging, and clinical history to rule out emergencies and identify the true origin of the pain.
Yes. Anxiety and panic attacks can trigger chest tightness due to muscle tension and increased heart rate. We offer both physical and psychological support.
We treat musculoskeletal pain using nerve blocks, physical therapy, posture correction, and regenerative treatments—all non-surgically.
If your pain is sudden, severe, or associated with breathlessness or fainting, seek emergency care. If you’ve ruled out cardiac issues but symptoms persist, REGENIQUE can help identify and treat the true cause.