No. : No. It is never normal to have chest pain or shortness of breath. Seek emergency medical attention. The Coumadin (warfarin) is meant to anticoagulate the blood and destroy clots and emboli so that you are not at risk for another blockage. Coumadin (warfarin) requires ongoing monitoring and blood tests to ensure your blood levels are therapeutic. At this time, it is crucial you see your doctor about your continued symptoms of chest pain and shortness of breath - this could be a sign of a blockage and can be fatal.
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Not ideal: May be residua of initial pe but concern even on therapy, of additional emboli or damage. See your doc. May need new ct scan.
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