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Experiencing dull upper chest and upper back pain with orthopnea.?
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Please be carefull: What you describing it could very serious issue relating to your heart , i hope not check it as soon as possible . If it came different an I am wrong i will be happy for you. Good luck thanks.
Answered 12/31/2022
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See a Doc: If you are having such symptoms, you could be having symptoms of congestive heart failure. You should see your doctor asap or go to an er if the symptoms persist.
Answered 3/6/2019
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