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Can cardiac related chest pains in a 25 year old last for 5-6 months? without any other symptoms?
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Chest pain: Cardiac related chest pain in 25year olds is rare. If you have had chest pain for months you should see a doctor and get an evaluation and diagnosis.
Answered 9/12/2015
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