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Pain in my chest and tightness, and pain under the collarbone. comes and goes. what could this be?
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Chest pain: Should always be evaluated by your doctor immediately. Must rule out a cardiac cause but can be musculoskeletal or lung source.
Answered 6/13/2014
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