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Bp is 140/80, pulse 59, med telmisartan 40+metoprolol 50, ie tazloc-beta 50. feel chest pain in the left side. med started a month back.
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See your doctor: If you are having shortness of breath, or other symptoms like sweating, nausea or palpitations with the chest pain, you should go to the ER.
Answered 12/30/2014
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