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Dull achy pain in upper left chest, occurs frequently. ankles and feet swelling. no shortness of breath or headaches. pain isolated.
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Pain: There is not enough information here to suggest causation. Things likely unrelated but no way to know without much more data. See your dr. For evaluation, could easily be no big deal but out here in the zephyr world without more data, no way to know or reassure you.
Answered 10/30/2013
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