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Chest pain and pressure. shortness of breath sometimes. ekg normal. could it be anxiety? or pulmonary embolism? any suggestions of tests to rule out
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? Asthma: Allergic asthma mostly likely at your age, but anxiety and PTE also possible. PFT, CT with contrast to r/o PTE and other lung diseases
Answered 5/4/2015
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