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I'm 36. my medical history is normal. my chest-diaphragm area has been buzzing and "purring" for several days. my pulse is normal. what can this be?
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Not enough info: Need much more info to guess at a Dx, but I did find walking pneumonia flash across my mind. Because the chest hopuses such important organs, it might make sense to have an exam. I hope it's nothing serious, but you'll get it at a good early stage whatever it is!
Answered 11/28/2017
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