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I have anxiety disorder and frequently get chest pain... 21 weeks pregnant, today have chest pain, occasional shortness of breath, should i ignore it?
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No: Do not ignore symptoms of shortness of breath and chest pains especially when pregnant. See your physician.
Answered 5/9/2014
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