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The blood in 110/67 cause the pain in my chest what is that?
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Should Not: There are many reasons for having chest pain including high blood pressure which does not seem that you gave. Other reasons include cardiac reasons such as heart blockage, respiratory issues such as chest pain or stomach issues such as reflux. Please see your doctor.
Answered 7/28/2014
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