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After a binge of drinking and no sleep days, over dts, have some chest discomfort. almost like a big rock in there. what could it be?
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Chest pains: Regardless, what is the reason. Could be only muscle pain. However, pain in your chest is a serious medical condition. It is always a red flag and appointment with your pcp is warranted. Rec.: see your pcp for further investigation. Take care.
Answered 5/7/2014
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