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Will the hospital admit you for severe chest pain in around the age of 15? (my daughter) has had bad chest pain recently
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ER screening: She would probably be screen first in the emergency room and if conditions warrant it they would admit her.
Answered 9/28/2016
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Probably: The chances your 15 year old daughter has an acute coronary syndrome (a heart attack or one of its cousins) is vanishingly small, but aortic dissections, pes, coronary dissections, etc aren't totally out, and our medicolegal culture being what it is, if they can't come up with a convincing alternative explanation...
Answered 10/4/2016
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