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What do you advise if i my chest feels tight and back pain?
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See Your PCP: Chest tightness with back pain is concern for a heart condition. If this is ruled out, then have your PCP consider evaluate your thoracic spine for a disc herniation with an MRI.
Answered 6/22/2014
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