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Normal d-dimer, chest xray , ecg, today. throbbing leg, chest pain, cough. had sx same 2 years ago with neg ctpa and neg ultrasound. what could it be?
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Broad differential: Could be many things. Fact that it went away raises the question of an overuse syndrome from say performing some repetitive work chore, etc. Other possibilities include some form of arthritis. I would see a primary care specialist in the form of either a good DO or internist who can work this up further.
Answered 9/16/2015
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