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My arms and chest area have felt extremely tierd for the past few days. i have not done any strenuous activities. what could be causing this?
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See a doctor: You do not mention pain, but feeling " extremely tired in the chest and arms" may be an equivalent of angina. Some people experience extreme fatigue in the days before a heart attack, and your history of hypertension concerns me. Please see a doctor ASAP
Answered 6/20/2014
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