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Woke up this morning with pain under left chest behind ribs when inhaling deep. has been constant all day. i am 36 wks pregnant. ?
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Pleuritic CP: Pleuritic chest pain. Inform your OB and go to the ER so they can evaluate to see if you have pulmonary embolism. Better safe than sorry.
Answered 3/28/2016
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