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Hi-blood pressure before, now on beta blockers. still feeling intermittent funny/itchy-feeling inside left arm, left upper back and left chest.
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EKG: Make sure to mention these symtoms to your private physician and obtain an ekg. Depending on your age and BP control you may benefit from a cardiac stress test. Notify your physician and schedule an appointment.
Answered 4/18/2015
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