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It sounds a little high but if it goes away by breathing in deep then dont worry.

Lungs grow at rates that dont always match the body and sometimes they catch on ribs, weird I know.

I don't think you should worry

I do however reccomend if you can, please go to the doctor and have your oxygen levels, a breathing test thing and an ECG done. If you notice sudden weight loss with no change to diet or exercise see a doctor ASAP. It's not usually serious but sometimes can help diagnose serious conditions

I'm nota sure but just saying I get that too so maybe it's commen

Pain in your chest is an extremely common thing :P the chest area is full of nerves and muscles that can emit pain even when slightly damaged.

The heart is located slightly to the left of the middle of your chest, but pain in this area is usually not a cause for concern unless it is constant, or accompanied but anomalies such as skipped beats/irregular heart beat (which you almost 100% will feel!)

I believe the pain in your chest could be just an expanding muscle slightly trapping or pinching a nerve with you breathe in, and is released when you breathe out ....BUT if it becomes constant & is accompanied by any other heart related symptoms (which I very much doubt) then just go see a doctor

I experience the same thing most of the time, and I'm still here ;-)

Hope I helped!

i somtimes have a sharp pain in chest?

very occasionally when i breath in there is a sharp pain in my upper chest, (near my heart i think) and i was wondering if i should be worried?
I am not very overweight, but as i am quite young, i lose weight very easily and it seems to change almost every day.