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Can severe hunger cause heart attack symptoms and can you survive a mild heart attack without a hospital visit?
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No and Yes: Well... I guess kinda :) and yes people have survived heart attacks without going to the hospital. Although, I obviously wouldn't recommend it! ;)
Answered 1/5/2015
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