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Intermittent heart palpitations & minor chest pain, slight breathlessness w/ climbing stair, fingernails white, separating from bed, alcohol related ?
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Exertional symptoms: Palpitations and chest pain which are related to exertion are likely to indicate a heart problem, and should be evaluated by a cardiologist.
Answered 9/15/2017
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