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Im have upper body pain. i stop drinking can that be cause of chest pain or something else?
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Could be: Alcohol withdrawal symptoms are usually not upper body aches, but the stress of withdrawal could lead to chest pain. If you feel very sick from withdrawing from drinking get help.
Answered 1/8/2013
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