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Having some mild pain in my chest right side of the chest, go to er?
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Maybe: Tough to answer this question but chest pain can be related to a cardiac condition, lung issue, musculoskeletal issue, or psychiatric issue to name a couple of etiologies. Without proper context, impossible to know what is happening, however, going to ER is always an option
Answered 7/7/2014
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