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Does low heart rate in 40's cause pain when deep breath on left side under arm pit but not in chest or possible blood clot? get worse when deep breath
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Probable not: Sounds like musculoskeletal. Hear rate in 40s not normal for most people.
Answered 7/24/2015
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