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Can i really have had a heart attack?
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Heart Attack: If you even have the slightest suspicion that you've had a heart attack, or are having the symptoms now, don't wait--call your doctor or 911 now, or go to an emergency room or instacare. Chest pain/discomfort, difficulty breathing, shoulder and arm pain, abdominal problems, jaw or neck pain, dizziness and fainting, weakness, cold, sweaty skin, feelings of doom, changes in heart rhythm, pale skin.
Answered 4/6/2014
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