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What to do about chest pains that come and go fast?
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Depends: Very brief chest pains (seconds) are almost never due to heart disease. Chest pain that comes when you are very active but eases off in minutes when you relax could be angina. Not enough detail to give a meaningful answer - ask your doctor.
Answered 10/4/2016
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