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4 months of ongoing chest pains and breathing difficulties.?
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Chest pain/breathing: More information is needed. Is the pain associated with activity? Is it becoming more severe? How long does is last? How often does it occur? A evaluation by your physician is needed
Answered 5/7/2017
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