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Chest pain for the past 3 days and a low fever. not feeling well. only in my early 20s but worried if it could be heart related like a heart attack?
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Get eval: Doubtful it is heart at your age, but you need to get checked to be safe, as you should not have to deal with your pain for 3 days now. Get an exam and you will be helped. Best wishes.
Answered 7/15/2014
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