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Random chest pain. comes and goes. doesn't ever last but a few seconds?
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We all get 'em: Likely related to arthritis and rheumatism, there's no point in trying to hunt down the exact cause. Such brief pains are universal and not cause for alarm.
Answered 5/31/2015
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