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What could cause chest pains, pain when breathing, and trouble swallowing?
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Need diagnosis: You describe three separate and possibly unrelated symptoms. I am not sure about the pain when breathing but chest pain and trouble swallowing may be associated with reflux of acid from the stomach, so-called gerd. Pain when breathing may be related to muscle tenderness. Obviously, chest pain could be more serious and needs a diagnosis by your primary care physician.
Answered 11/3/2018
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