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Chest pain and shortness of breath. sharp pains an pressure in chest then increased heart rate. dizziness, fatigue, and extreme muscle fatigue nuasia?
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EMERGENCY: Please have someone take you to the nearest hospital asap. Better yet, call 911!
Answered 4/25/2018
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