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I used to have chest pain late at night when sitting but it disappeared when lying down. 2 x-rays & 2 graph tests showed nothing. what was it? worry?
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Musculoskeletal : Positional changes and symptoms at rest are unlikely to implicate the heart. Most likely they imply a musculoskeletal cause.
Answered 3/26/2013
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