Pain in the anterior chest area may be caused by diseases of the chest wall, ribs or sternum, or cardiac and other recommendations. Depending on the cause of the disease, we can choose to intervene with oral pain medication such as ibuprofen, physical immobilization, or surgical intervention. 1. Chest wall: Infectious inflammation of tissues in the chest wall, trauma and other diseases will lead to pain in the injury localization and anterior chest area. For trauma can be intervened through measures such as debridement and bandaging, and those with significant pain can be intervened with drugs such as oral ibuprofen. Tissue infections require acute anti-infective treatment with drugs such as penicillin, and symptoms are usually relieved when the disease heals. 2. Ribs or sternum: localized pain can occur when the rib or sternum in front of the chest cavity is fractured or damaged, and this pain will be strengthened with the stimulation of movement such as coughing and breathing. The pain can be reduced by immobilizing the chest strap to control the local pulling stimulus, and if necessary, oral pain medication such as celecoxib can be taken. 3. Heart: when angina pectoris, myocardial infarction and other diseases, there will be a heart anterior region of intense, pressure-like pain, this pain can be accompanied by dyspnea and a sense of imminent death, the symptoms of severe cases may also be accompanied by shock and other manifestations. Angina pectoris can be relieved by oral nitroglycerin and other medications to relieve coronary artery spasms, while myocardial infarction may require surgery or thrombolytic therapy to improve. In addition, lung cancer, pneumonia and other diseases in the lung, esophageal or tracheal injuries may also lead to pain in the anterior chest region, chest pain persists in the anterior chest region or the combination of fever and other symptoms, it is recommended to go to the hospital in a timely manner to consult the doctor. Drugs such as Celecoxib mentioned above need to be used under the supervision of a clinician.