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I've been having mild chest pains that come and go, what should i do?
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It depends: Seeing your doctor is your best bet. There are many reasons for chest pain, but if its your heart, its important to see your doctor. If you're unsure, additional testing is likely needed.
Answered 9/28/2016
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