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Intermit. pinch pain left of sternum, coming/going 12 hours. bp 150/100, on metoprolol 100mg tid. on omeprazole, blood work shows low magnes. cardiac?
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Unlikely: Intermittent pinching is a distinctly atypical description for cardiac related pain. Your gender and age also place you at reduced risk. (coronary disease is very rare in premenopausal women). Your BP and low Mag need to be addressed, however, as separate issues.
Answered 9/6/2014
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