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20 Conditions That May Be Causes of Your Chest Pain

Hiatal hernia

This common problem occurs when the top of the stomach pushes into the lower chest after eating. This often causes reflux symptoms, including heartburn or chest pain. The pain tends to get worse when you lie down.

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