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Can my husband be havin heart attack.his oxygen keeps goes down to 92% for 2 or 3 mins n sob palpitation and left jaw goes numb. he has minimal cad?
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Evaluation: Hi, He needs evaluation ASAP, I hope you have taken him for evaluation already, his symptoms are very concerning. Good luck.
Answered 1/3/2016
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