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What do you advise if i have chest pain that radiates up to mouth area?
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Chest Pain causes: Any chest pain deserves thorough evaluation as heart disease may be involved. Radiating to the mouth or left shoulder can suggest heart pain. Your doctor will need to do some tests to assess your pain.
Answered 5/14/2014
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