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Worked out without really warming up, and the gym was colder than normal. afterwards i slept for awhile, and had some chest pain. should i be worried?
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Watch for symptoms: Watch for fever, cough, generalized weakness. Sometimes pneumonia starts with chest pain, otherwise other than musculoskeletal pain I do not see any other likely possibilities.
Answered 3/26/2015
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