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Pain from the left mid section of back running up to head, severe headaches, fever, high bp?
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Consult a physician: Because chest pain can be very atypical and present different ways and can present a variety of different illnesses that could potentially be serious i recommend a consultation with a physician. A detailed history and physical examination will have to determine what is the underlying cause of your symptoms.
Answered 12/28/2013
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