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I'm a 43 year old female who has been having chest area pain/pressure that comes in waves lasting seconds at a time. ekg and bloodwork has been fine.
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Non-cardiac pain: As long as cardiac-related cause has sufficiently been ruled out; common causes of chest pain such as this can be related to esophageal muscle spasm, acid reflux, anxiety or chest wall pain. A one-on-one discussion with a physician is necessary to further narrow the possibilities and recommend treatment.
Answered 3/31/2015
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