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I've been feeling pains at my heart, it feels like squeezing and tightening when i rest or get stressed and im curious. whats it and does it do harm?
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A cardiologist: Can examine you to determine the cause of your chest pains. Stress and anxiety can make physical symptoms worse. Stress management training by a psychologist can also help for this and for life in general. Peace and good health.
Answered 3/27/2014
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