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Should i be concerned about the popping in my chest when i sleep?
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What do you mean: Why wpold you be concerned and worried at the age of 36 about the poppoing in your chest while sleeping.Why will you thik that.There is no reason if you are in otherwise good health.
Answered 4/2/2013
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