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I had coffee yesterday and started having chest pains and having difficulties on breathing today i woke up and still feel the same. should i worry?
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Probably, any histor: y of ulcer? You are drinking something very acidic that may have irritated the lining of your gut, and also gastric artery and nerves run parallel with the cardiac arteries. If you're having trouble breathing, time to go to the Urgent Care and be seen. You don't want to miss cardiac problems. You didn't list your age, medical or past history for us to know any more details. Yes, be concerned!
Answered 2/7/2016
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