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Blood work, ekg and chest x-ray good. still have a burning, painful pressure left breast area that moves to the right breast area. lasting 10-20 mins?

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Dr. Farbod Farmand
Dr. Farbod Farmandanswered
15 years experience
Unlikely cardiac : Given your age and the type of symptoms you're having this is unlikely to be cardiac in origin. However if you have other risk factors and a family history further workup may be needed to ensure that your heart is okay such as a treadmill stress test. Otherwise similar pains can be related to acid reflux, costochondritis which is inflammation of the chest bone, or just local skin irritation.
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