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Which specialist should i consult for continuous undiagnosed chest pain?
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Chest pain: If your PCP can't diagnose your problem ask for a referral to a Doc the PCP believes is appropriate. There are many possible causes for chest pain. Cardiac causes are but one of many and are not necessarily the most common cause of pains in the chest.
Answered 5/4/2015
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