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Whenever i sneeze, cough or move my left arm i get a chest pain at the upper left side, what could it be? is it cardio related?
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Musculoskeletal : Your discomfort sounds musculoskeletal, not heart. It could be due to a muscle strain/sprain, inflammation, etc. If the pain does not get better in a few days, see your doctor for evaluation and treatment. Good luck!!!
Answered 4/7/2017
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