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I have heavy breathing, random chest pain, and i take in more sugar than suggested. are these symptoms to anything?
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Chest pain: Those are nonspecific symptoms, you could discuss with your doctor that knows your condition whether they are important in your situation.
Answered 4/2/2013
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