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Bloodwork showed low potassium. i guess that's what is causing my chest pains maybe?
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Not likely: How low? You need to address the low potassium, but that is not likely to be the cause of chest pain. You are on unusual medications for a 19 year old woman and should see your doctor regularly.
Answered 4/20/2014
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