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I have sharp pains right where my heart is with normal oxygen and normal bpm just had a psychical everything normal what could this be?
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Costochondritis: Since you your physical recently and i assume they had ekg , i think the most possible diagnosis is inflammation of the cartilage junction to the rib causing your pain. Good luck.
Answered 12/12/2012
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