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To add to my previous question.would very mild chest pain and sometimes pain in arm for a few days be sign of heart disease? norm stress/echo/hm.27-30
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It can be.: It's certainly possible. Chest pain and arm pain, especially left arm pain can be symptoms of underlying heart disease. You should be evaluated by your doctor and possibly a cardiologist.
Answered 9/20/2014
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