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Chest pain (very mild) , gurgling sound when breathing in , chest pressure causing shortness of breath. clicking feeling post excercise , really thirsty and tired , also have foamy urine . and frequent headaches . what's the cause of all these symptoms ?
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Go to ER: You may be having a cardiac event and need to be seen by a doctor. An ekg, chest xrray, and lab work could screen you for a problem with the blood vessels feeding your as well as congestive heart failure. If this is occurring now please go to the emergency room and get checked out. It can make a difference to be treated early.
Answered 9/28/2016
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