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Shooting pain in my heart when i inhale?
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Pleurisy: Inflammation of your sac around the lung or heart called pleurisy or pericarditis can cause this. Ant inflammatory meds like Ibuprofen can help. Please see a doctor and hope u feel better soon.
Answered 6/25/2014
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