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Pain in l jaw and l shoulder that radiates. no fever or congestion. intermittent extreme dizziness and pallor. intermittent pain in chest. bad headach?
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Nonspecific signs: All these symptoms are bizarre and not specific. I would like to know whether there is any history of trauma? If so, concussion should be thought about in the differential. You are too young to suspect a cardiac problem unless there is an obvious risk factor: drug user, hypercoagulable disorder, etc. You need to be examined by a doctor and a good neurological exam and cardiac exam done.
Answered 4/2/2016
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See MD: Even at your age and your sex, see and MD or ER NOW to rule out cardiac pain.
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