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Iv got micro vascular dysfunction & angina i keep getting little pains in the right side of my chest that come & go lastin a few secs is this normal?
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Micro vascular dysfx: You may have dysautonomia which is associated with micro vascular dysfunction - neither are usually life threatening but both cause patients anxiety about their symptoms. Read dr. Richard hoffman's book on mvp on amazon.Com. Increase fluid intake, try magnesium and omega fish oil supplements.
Answered 6/20/2015
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