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Have had bypass surgery and still have pain in the left side of chest, should doctor be concerned?
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Things could come: I would be concern because the same problem could come back as before surgery, other thing should be considered like chest wall pain, gastrointestinal pain and gallbladder problems.
Answered 12/27/2022
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