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I sometimes experience chest pain especially if i will force to breath but it goes after a minute or so,without taking anything? is it dangerous?
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Need a diagnosis: It's hard to say what exactly is causing ur chest pain but it seems that it's related to ur lungs (not ur heart)... the fact that it goes away after 1 min is reassuring but not definitive. Think about discussing ur symptoms w/ ur doctor, or using HealthTap Prime to go over ALL ur symptoms & history. U need a diagnosis, & it may need testing for asthma, etc. Good luck & thanx 4 asking HealthTap!
Answered 6/13/2015
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