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Whenever lay on my chest, i experience severe chest pain and i feel nauseous?
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Go to ER: If these are new symptoms, go to er. If chronic, best discuss with dr or your cardiologist. Might be related to cardiac catheterization or your hiatal hernia. I'm certain that he/she can help you get relief. And you will have more peace of mind. Good luck.
Answered 4/17/2014
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