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Increasingly, i wake up with a feeling in my chest i can only compare to how it feels when you've been swimming too long. any idea what that is?
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Medical evaluation: It is generally important to have a medical evaluation if you experience chest pain. Women and even men can experience this as a heaviness when laying down or waking up. So while it can be a simple as anxiety, it could be a cardiac symptom which needs further evaluation. This is something to follow up with medically.
Answered 9/28/2016
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