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M/28 6ft 330lbs. ob sleep apnea i treat with cpap. bld press avgs145/92. now wrkout 5x a wk. getting hedaches and chest pain (air bubble in lung?
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Sx: From your description would recommend discussing with your dr. Who knows you best. Might consider an exercise test.
Answered 1/10/2014
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