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What to do if i have indigestion and chest pain with mild breathing discomfort?
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Don't Ignore: While you are young and true indigestion is typically benign, the association of breathing discomfort with these symptoms is concerning for heart and/or pulmonary disease. There are also important gastrointestinal disorders that may explain your symptoms. Please see your doctor promptly and if these symptoms worsen, go to the emergency department.
Answered 5/8/2016
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