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I first noticed the pain in my left jaw when i pressed on it. then, my "bite" was off and my arm is in pain if i raise it. should i worry about it?
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Yes: You need to consult with your primary doctor and, perhaps a cardiologist to rule out cardio problems. Now is the time to do so!
Answered 4/26/2014
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