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Open later to doctors who can tell me what's wrong why do i have chest pain i don't have money to ask health tab but u can call me home ?
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They should not: Charge you for asking questions as we are not paid when answering them! see a doctor! healthcare is expensive and it cannot be done over the phone!
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