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Heavy feeling in chest back and arms?
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ER immediately: A heavy feeling often is a sign of heart disease such as blockages, spasm, or heart attack. It can also be the sign of an aneurysm. You should see your doctor immediately or go to the er to get it evaluated.
Answered 2/14/2019
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