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I have chronic pain in my chest and shoulder. lately i have experienced a lot shooting or pressure pain in my left chest/shoulder. is it serious?
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It can be: It may or may not be serious i will recommend you have it checked by your doctor or go to er it may be from your heart and that is serious.It may just be musculoskeletal pain it surely needs to be checked consult your doctor to find the cause and proper treatment.
Answered 3/26/2013
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