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I am having chest pains and filling really bloated have had multiple embolisms in the couple of years should l do to the er. i am in severe pain.
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Chest pain: I you are having severe chest pain with history of embolisms I would go to the nearest emergency room. Good Luck I would also make sure someone else is taking you
Answered 7/15/2015
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Go to ER now: Even you are 38 years old but with history of multiple embolism in the past and you are in severe pain. You should go to the ER now or even call 911 for help. Good luck and take care
Answered 4/27/2020
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