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Severe heart pain during vigorous exercise. have been previously told i have a 2nd degree heart block. i'm 17. should i be worried?
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Yes: If your are having exertional chest pain you need full cardiology examination including stress test. High second degree block should be aconcern
Answered 7/9/2014
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