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I'm 45 and am having extreme chest pains. my fingertips keep going numb. what could this be?
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Need to be checked: You are 45 or 49 and you are having extreme chest pains i will suggest you do not waste time and see your medical doctor asap it could be your heart and you should not take chances.Heart disese need to be ruled out.If yopu can not get your doc go to the er.
Answered 10/4/2016
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ASAP Eval: Extreme chest pain needs to evaluated as soon as possible. Have it evaluated and appropriately treated.
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