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Blackout feeling and tight chest when standing. then headache. bp is 95/63 not much change in standing. heart rate 89 sit and 120 standing?
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ER now: chest pain with associated fainting feeling or headache can be a sign of heart disease. Please go directly to the ER for a complete evaluation and cardiac workup.
Answered 1/16/2015
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